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Developing a Framework for Quantifying Micromobility Dissonance
Micromobility users frequently face an inconsistency between their attitudes and actual travel choices, an expression of dissonance that remains largely unquantified in transport research. While Cognitive Dissonance Theory (CDT) offers a powerful approach for explaining such behavioral dynamics, its
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