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PROFILE
UPM's Staff Profile
DR. LIM XIN JEAN
SENIOR LECTURER
limxinjean@upm.edu.my
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PROFESSIONAL

NAME :
(Dr.) LIM XIN JEAN
POST :
SENIOR LECTURER
ENTITY :

EDUCATION
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA, BINTULU, SARAWAK
Graduated : 2020
MASTER OF SCIENCE
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA, BINTULU, SARAWAK
Graduated : 2018
IJAZAH BACHELOR PENTADBIRAN PERNIAGAAN
UNIVERSITI PUTRA MALAYSIA, SERDANG, SELANGOR
Graduated : 2016
JOURNAL PUBLICATION
1. A preliminary study on the relationship between cultural identification, racial discrimination, and well-being of Chinese Malaysians Young adults
    Journal type: Citation-Indexed Journal - Social Science Citation Index (JCR)
2. Enhancing academic performance of business students using generative AI: An interactive-constructive-active-passive (ICAP) self-determination perspective
    Journal type: Citation-Indexed Journal - ERA
3. ENHANCING CUSTOMER RETENTION: THE ROLE OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND DELIGHT IN THE AUTHORIZED AUTOMOTIVE AFTER-SALES SERVICE SECTOR
    Journal type: Citation-Indexed - Scopus
4. Evolution and trends in retailing: insights from International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management
    Journal type: Citation-Indexed Journal - Social Science Citation Index (JCR)
PUBLICATION
2025
Unlocking the potential: Exploring career management's impact on citizenship behavior among civil servants
2025
Unlocking the enigma of social commerce discontinuation: exploring the approach and avoidance drivers
2024
ENHANCING CUSTOMER RETENTION: THE ROLE OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION AND DELIGHT IN THE AUTHORIZED AUTOMOTIVE AFTER-SALES SERVICE SECTOR
2024
Evolution and trends in retailing: insights from International Journal of Retail & Distribution Management
2024
Enhancing academic performance of business students using generative AI: An interactive-constructive-active-passive (ICAP) self-determination perspective
2024
Understanding consumers’ continuous-use intention of crowdsourcing logistics services: Empirical evidence from China
2024
A preliminary study on the relationship between cultural identification, racial discrimination, and well-being of Chinese Malaysians Young adults