Customer Satisfaction
Customer Satisfaction
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DOI:
10.1044/nnsld9.4.37
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发表时间:
2007
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Muhannad M. A Abdallat;Hesham EL-Emam
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作者:
Muhannad M. A Abdallat;Hesham EL-Emam
Customer satisfaction is a post-purchase evaluation of a service offering (Oh, 2000, Bolton and Drew 1991). A traditional definition of customer satisfaction followed the disconfirmation paradigm of consumer satisfaction/dissatisfaction (CS/D), suggesting that CS/D is the result of interaction between the consumer’s pre-purchase expectations and post purchase evaluation (Cadotte et.al., 1987). Anton (1996) gave a more current approach. He defined customer satisfaction as a state of mind in which the customer’s needs, wants, and expectations throughout the product of service life haven been met or exceeded, resulting in future repurchase and loyalty. Some researchers support the idea that satisfaction can be measured from a perspective of performance evaluations, making the inclusion of the disconfirmation process needless. Furthermore, satisfaction is not only consists of cognitive element but have to include emotional element in determining customer satisfaction.