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Xun Zhu2019

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Segmenting the public’s risk beliefs about drone delivery: A belief system approach

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Year2019

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Published2019-05-30

VenueTelematics and Informatics

ISSN-L0736-5853

Languageen

Citations41

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ShelfTechnology Adoption and User Behaviour

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The proof is in the pudding: public beliefs, emotions and sentiments on drone deliveries in extreme contexts