Conceptual and Empirical Contributions to Consumer Satisfaction and Complaining Behavior: Papers from the Sixth Annual Conference on Consumer Satisfaction, Dissatisfaction, and Complaining Behavior, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, October 1-2, 1981Department of Marketing, School of Business, Indiana University, 1982 - Consumer complaints - 98 pages |
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... sample was split into two sub- samples ( 1/3 , 2/3 of N ) and the partials were recom- puted . The split sample results for partial correla- tions appear in brackets in Table 4. The values of the partials did vary somewhat from sample to ...
... sample was split into two sub- samples ( 1/3 , 2/3 of N ) and the partials were recom- puted . The split sample results for partial correla- tions appear in brackets in Table 4. The values of the partials did vary somewhat from sample to ...
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... sample consisted of a convenience sample of 80 students from the graduate business school at NYU . It cannot be considered representative of consumers in general . However , the sample was young , highly educated and from upper socio ...
... sample consisted of a convenience sample of 80 students from the graduate business school at NYU . It cannot be considered representative of consumers in general . However , the sample was young , highly educated and from upper socio ...
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... sample for a given level of precision , it was decided to use three separate questionnaires with four subsections ( probes ) each in a second study conducted in Bloomington , Indiana in 1976 ( Day and Bodur 1978 , Day and Ash 1979 ...
... sample for a given level of precision , it was decided to use three separate questionnaires with four subsections ( probes ) each in a second study conducted in Bloomington , Indiana in 1976 ( Day and Bodur 1978 , Day and Ash 1979 ...
Contents
PART | 1 |
Satisfaction Disconfirmation and Comparison of Alternatives | 17 |
PART II | 25 |
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