1988
DOI: 10.1108/eb024712
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Differences in the Consumer Decision Process for Professional vs. Generic Services

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“…The consumption of a service, whether a generic service or professional service, follows the traditional consumer decision process (Hill and Neeley, 1988). At each stage of the process, whether a haircut at Sport Clips or a coffee at Starbucks, emulation, in coordination with other existing psychological mechanisms, plays a significant role.…”
Section: Academic and Managerial Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The consumption of a service, whether a generic service or professional service, follows the traditional consumer decision process (Hill and Neeley, 1988). At each stage of the process, whether a haircut at Sport Clips or a coffee at Starbucks, emulation, in coordination with other existing psychological mechanisms, plays a significant role.…”
Section: Academic and Managerial Implicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…the products and change in the trade structure [Kim, Lee, 2008]. In the shopping process there are listed not only factors that are taken into consideration by consumers, but there is included also the place where shopping is done [Angowski, Domańska, 2015, p. 386;Caitlin et al, 2017;Hill, 1988;Morganosky, Cude, 2000;Ruff 2016;Urban, Michałowska, 2013, p. 136;Urban, Michałowska, 2013a, p. 109]. The selection of the place of purchasing goods constitutes one of the stages of the purchasing process.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Számos kutató jutott arra a következtetésre, hogy a szolgáltatóvállalat és az ügyfél közötti interakció jelentős hatással van a minőséggel, elégedettséggel és újravásárlási szándékkal kapcsolatos percepciókra (Bateson [1985], Cermak-File-Prince [1991], Hill [1988], Kelley-DonnellySkinner [1990], Mills-Morris [1986]), vagyis befolyásolhatja az ügyfélmegtartást.…”
Section: Interakciós Intenzitásunclassified