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- Self-checkout might be making customers less loyal to stores that use it, according to new research.
- Researchers at Drexel University found that customers expect service, including human checkout, while shopping.
- Self-checkout has been facing a reckoning, with some stores scaling back or eliminating the kiosks.
Self-checkout might make shoppers feel less loyal to a store, according to new research.