An investigation into generation Z’s mindsets of entertainment in an autonomous vehicle

Ince, Ecem Berfin; Cha, Kyungjoo; Cho, Junghyun

doi:10.1016/j.entcom.2023.100550

Cited by 7 publications

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“…Generasi Z yang dianggap sebagai kelompok melek teknologi menjadi target segmen utama layanan perbankan digital (Aji et al, 2020;Windasari et al, 2022). Salah satu alasannya karena kelompok ini telah mewakili lebih dari $143 miliar daya beli di Amerika Serikat dan perkiraan dapat memiliki efek besar pada produk kosumen ataupun layanan di seluruh dunia (Berfin Ince et al, 2023;Thach et al, 2021). Penggunaan bank digital telah merambat sebesar 55% ke nasabah non-digital dan membuat pertumbuhan penggunaan layanan digital di Indonesia telah mencapai dua kali lipat selama kurun waktu tiga tahun terakhir (Windasari et al, 2022).…”

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From Cash to Central Bank Digital Currency: Can Gen Z Adopt It?

Khoirunnisa,

Azka,

Shofiatin

2024

EJAVEC

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This study aims to examine the intention of youth in Indonesia to adopt Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). A sample of 285 respondents was analyzed using SEM-PLS and in-depth interviews. The results of the study found that involvement facilitation, institutional trust, and technology trust had a significant effect on youth's intention to use CBDC. These findings emphasize the importance of building trust in technology and institutions, as well as increasing public confidence in the ability of central banks to launch and regulate CBDC systems. Empirical evidence also shows that facilitation and literacy provided by the authorities need to be a significant focus in addressing potential barriers to technology use among the public. Furthermore, there are maximum literacy facilities and consultation given can increase public confidence in CBDC provider authorities to continue to develop technology to the fullest.

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From Cash to Central Bank Digital Currency: Can Gen Z Adopt It?

Khoirunnisa,

Azka,

Shofiatin

2024

EJAVEC

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“…Beside concerning about sustainibility, travel, and close to digital-based technology, generation Z also often to be perfectionist individuals who set standard to themselves and others, the more individual feel perfectionist, the more they will indifferent to others (Shafiq et al, 2024), so in another hand they will be more focus on their objectives. Generation Z also have massive desire to create and produce something valuable (Berfin Ince et al, 2023), and thus can be a motivation among generation Z to increase their effort in achieving greatest results.…”

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Assessing Self-Reliance among Generation Z in Junior High School: An Analysis Using Rasch Model

Fakhrudin,

Utami,

Indriyanti

et al. 2024

jppipa, pendidikan ipa, fisika, biologi, kimia

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Generation Z in Indonesia is facing conditions where there are a lot of challenges such as violences in school, career, and sustainibility development. Therefore, Indonesia has developed an Independent Curriculum to acomodate and promote student’s self-reliance as a part of Pancasila Profile dimensions as a preventive action to face 21st century challenges. This research aims to assess student’s self-reliance among generation Z in Junior High School. This study is quantitative research explaining the quality of instrument and classifying student’s abilities based on questionnaire analyzed by using Rasch Model. The sample used in this research consist of 104 students from Junior High School that have been given a P5 program and required to be tested using 26 test items. The result of self-relliance quistionnaire is analyzed using the rasch model. The findings explained that students score and mostly get the lowest score in gender or demographic analysis. In conclusion, student’s self-reliance among generation Z is still unequal and low neither in gender or demographic. Furthermore, school should train student’s self-reliance intensively to prepare students facing future challenges.

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