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The Effects of Table Partition Transparency on Dining Behavior in Public Spaces
With the emergence of solo dining culture, customer needs have diverged from those of traditional group diners, and the use of table partitions has generated both positive and negative effects. This study examines changes in dining patterns and proposes a research framework grounded in customers’ ps
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