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AN INDEX OF CONSUMER SATISFACTION
1973Outlines a method to determine the relative level of consumer satisfaction with goods and services.
Handy, Charles R., Handy, Charles R.
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Researching Consumer Satisfaction
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing, 2007Abstract The paper reports the empirical findings of guest satisfaction by extending Herzberg's Motivator and Hygiene Factor Theory which involved 29 guests who stayed at ecolodges in Sabah, Malaysia. The findings reveal that guest satisfaction measurement can be interpreted into two facets.
Jennifer Kim Lian Chan, Tom Baum
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Consumer satisfaction as a process
Psychology & Marketing, 1990AbstractConsumer satisfaction has been defined as an objective or subjective state variable. This paper presents an emerging view where satisfaction is construed as a subjective process of consumption experience. We examine studies that have explicitly or implicitly explored the conceptual and empirical domain of satisfaction as a multidimensional ...
David K. Tse +2 more
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Increasing consumer satisfaction
1998The key to a successful social marketing approach to health care is continually listening to consumers' feedback and being willing to change the health product or service according to their needs and preferences. This approach can increase the likelihood of consumers being satisfied with, and continuing to utilize or provide the particular health ...
Canright, M.W. +9 more
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Consumer satisfaction with institutional and community care
Community Mental Health Journal, 1990Rather than addressing the psychiatric patients' preference between institutional and community care, research has addressed the consumers' satisfaction with the respective milieus. Studies of overall satisfaction have found that at least 50% of patients approve of the overall treatment strategies in both settings.
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Ethnocultural sensitivity and measurement of consumer satisfaction
Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 1995Stemming from the diversity in the U.S. population, ethnocultural factors no longer can be ignored when defining and assessing consumer satisfaction. Likewise, there is a critical need for process models that consider consumer heterogeneity. Continuous quality improvement (CQI) programs must look beyond whether or not services are accessible and cost ...
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Consumer Satisfaction for Starbucks
Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research, 2022Yidan Wang, Yanyu Tang, Xingyue Liu
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A MODEL OF CONSUMER SATISFACTION FOR EXTREME CONSUMERS
Global Fashion Management Conference, 2020Francesco Raggiotto, Andrea Moretti
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