01606nam a2200265Ia 450000500170000000800410001724501710005824000360022910000390026510000090030470000130031370000100032670000240033611000110036026000320037125001030040330007640050630000120127030000060128249000110128850000060129902000090130565000150131460000110132920260803094253.0251212s9999    xx            000 0 und d1 aA Per-generation perspectives of cashless society : ba phenomonology /cDana Camil C. Obnamia, Franchesca Therese P. Pulido, Nicole Ann A. Ramos, Katrinina T. Reyes.1 aFar Eastern University - Cavite  aBachelor of Science in Accountancy  d2022  a58 pages  a28 cm0 aTH 332.178 Ob4 2022  aTH0055  aEnglish :bCollege Library,  aDigital payment  -- Research ; Electronic funds transfers -- Research ; Cashless paymentxResearch  aThe goal of this qualittative research study entitled "A Per-Generation Perspectives of a Cashless Society : A Phenomonology" was to determine the experience of different generations on transition in cashless society. The research design we used was phenomonology research design, and the data collection was done through one-on-one interviews with the informants which was analyzed through as semi-structured interview. The participants of this study were dib=vided into four groups of generations: Boomers, Generation X, Y, and Z. The findings indicate that Genration X,Y, annd Z can easily adapt to technology, thus access to a cashless society is easy. On the other hand, Boomers find it difficult to adapt to technology although they are willing to.: b1  a1 pages  d0  aThesis  a0  atext  aUnmediated 4avolume