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Tekijä:Butcher, K.
Sparks, B.
O'Callaghan, F.
Otsikko:Beyond core service
Lehti:Psychology & Marketing
2003 : MAR, VOL. 20:3, p. 187-208
Asiasana:Consumer satisfaction
Customers
Service
Industries
Research
Kieli:eng
Tiivistelmä:This article investigates the role of social regard as demonstrated by service staff to customers, in an effort to develop an understanding of non-core service variables in customer satisfaction. Social regard is defined as the genuine respect, deference, and interest shown to the customer by the service provider. In this study, the dimensions of the social regard construct were first clarified in a qualitative study. In a follow-up survey of 406 customers across the service industries of hairdressing, cafes, and naturopaths, social regard was found to have a significant influence on service encounter satisfaction. Further, social regard was shown to have a greater predictive power on satisfaction than value for money in all service industries sampled, and a greater predictive power than perceived core service quality for the sample of cafe customers.
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