When a service breaks down service providers are likely to use damage control strategies while customers are likely to engage in attributional processes to explain what has occurred. Video vignettes were developed to test the effects of a range of damage control strategies on customer attributions. Attributions about employee effort was the major predictor of customers’ levels of satisfaction and service quality judgements. Attributions varied with communication style, explanation for service failure and offer type
Service recovery strategies have been examined for their effectiveness in compensating for the custo...
This article investigates the processes through which relationship quality influences attributional,...
Intentional service failures (e.g., overbooking or overcharging) have received little scholarly atte...
When they experience service failures, customers look for causes. They seek to understand whether th...
When they experience service failures, customers look for causes. They seek to understand whether th...
Research in consumer psychology shows that customers seek reasons for service failures and that attr...
Purpose Previous research considers service recovery as a one-on-one interaction between a service p...
A control and attribution model of service production and evaluation is proposed. Service production...
This dissertation examines the effects of firm-initiated service recovery actions on customer behavi...
This article investigates the processes through which relationship quality influences attributional,...
This paper examines an interesting but untapped topic on how customers react to an observed consumpt...
This study investigates three independent variables; types of service failure, service expectations,...
This study investigates three independent variables; types of service failure, service expectations,...
While extant research has examined customer evaluations of service recovery aimed at other customers...
When they experience service failures, customers look for causes. They seek to understand whether th...
Service recovery strategies have been examined for their effectiveness in compensating for the custo...
This article investigates the processes through which relationship quality influences attributional,...
Intentional service failures (e.g., overbooking or overcharging) have received little scholarly atte...
When they experience service failures, customers look for causes. They seek to understand whether th...
When they experience service failures, customers look for causes. They seek to understand whether th...
Research in consumer psychology shows that customers seek reasons for service failures and that attr...
Purpose Previous research considers service recovery as a one-on-one interaction between a service p...
A control and attribution model of service production and evaluation is proposed. Service production...
This dissertation examines the effects of firm-initiated service recovery actions on customer behavi...
This article investigates the processes through which relationship quality influences attributional,...
This paper examines an interesting but untapped topic on how customers react to an observed consumpt...
This study investigates three independent variables; types of service failure, service expectations,...
This study investigates three independent variables; types of service failure, service expectations,...
While extant research has examined customer evaluations of service recovery aimed at other customers...
When they experience service failures, customers look for causes. They seek to understand whether th...
Service recovery strategies have been examined for their effectiveness in compensating for the custo...
This article investigates the processes through which relationship quality influences attributional,...
Intentional service failures (e.g., overbooking or overcharging) have received little scholarly atte...