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Focused on continuance intention among Generation Z in phygital mobility.
My undergraduate research examined factors associated with Generation Z users’ intention to continue using phygital e-bike-sharing services, through an Extended UTAUT2 perspective.
Mobility services combine digital touchpoints and physical experience. Understanding what encourages continued use can inform service design and marketing decisions.
I developed a survey-based study, engaged with technology-adoption and consumer-behavior theory, and interpreted the research to derive managerial insights.
Focused on continuance intention among Generation Z in phygital mobility.
Used an Extended UTAUT2 framework to structure the research.
Connected consumer insight with practical service and marketing questions.
The work formed an undergraduate research project in Marketing Management. It demonstrates applied consumer research and analytical communication. This page does not claim journal publication or empirical effect sizes that have not been supplied.
Good research helps translate user behavior into better questions and better business decisions.
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