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Social Media Motivations and Crisis Engagement Among Generation Z: A Uses and Gratification Perspective
Generation Z's growing use of social media during crises raises important questions about their motivations. This study applies Uses and Gratification Theory to investigate how four motivations — entertainment, social recognition, information sharing and altruism- drive Gen Z’s media use during emer
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