Key Findings:

 Overall, respondents perceive the assessed cashless transaction favorably

across all dimensions. This is indicated by the high composite means for all

variables (Behavioral Adaptation, Risk Perception, Customer Convenience,

System Condition) and the grand composite mean (3.38), all with verbal

interpretations of "Always."

 Perceived Usefulness and Perceived Ease of Use have the strongest influence

on Purchase Intention. Both variables have the highest composite means

within their respective sections (3.41 and 3.46 respectively), and their

influence is statistically significant based on the p-values (both < 0.05).

 Consumer Adaptation and Action System also have a significant impact on

Purchase Intention. Their composite means are slightly lower than Perceived

Usefulness and Perceived Ease of Use (3.34 and 3.37 respectively), but their

p-values are also significant (< 0.001).

 Entertainment value of the product video review does not significantly

influence Purchase Intention. The p-value for the relationship between

entertainment and Perceived Behavioral Control (0.154) is greater than the

significance level (0.05), indicating no significant effect.

 However, entertainment does significantly affect other variables related to

Purchase Intention: Attitude, Subjective Norms, Brand Consciousness, and

Perceived Risk.

Additional Observations:

 Within each section, the individual items generally show similar levels of

agreement with the overall composite mean. However, there are some minor
 variations. For example, in the Behavioral Adaptation section, BA1 has the

highest weighted mean (3.56) while BA5 has the lowest (3.29).

 The summary table provides a clear overview of the key findings, including

composite means, verbal interpretations, and p-values.