#gen-z-behavior

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fromEntrepreneur
1 week ago

Shoppers Don't Want 'Human Contact'. Where Does That Leave Stores? | Entrepreneur

For so long, retailers have been told that what sets brick-and-mortar apart is the "human element." But a landmark new survey shows exactly the opposite: roughly half of younger consumers prefer a shopping experience that lets them avoid other people. Convenience and efficiency loom large here: more than three-quarters of Gen Z and millennial shoppers regularly choose online purchases and curbside or in-store pickup.
E-Commerce
Mental health
fromFast Company
4 weeks ago

Bed rotting has gone mainstream

Young people increasingly spend whole days in bed doomscrolling or streaming due to passive, infinite-scroll platforms, linked to high screen time, burnout, and mental-health risks.
Privacy professionals
fromNew York Post
4 months ago

The dangerous bedroom act that can go 'from fun to deadly'

A significant number of young Australians are engaging in potentially dangerous sexual practices, with a concerning portion happening without consent.
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