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  1. Why customers stay: measuring the underlying dimensions of …

    • Although switching costs are increasingly finding their way into models of customer loyalty, a lack of consistency and clarity exists regarding the appropriate conceptualization and measurement of thi… 展开

    1. The multidimensional nature of services switching costs

    When consumers switch service providers they incur various costs ranging from time spent … 展开

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    2. Switching cost correlates and cross-industry distinctions

    Cost-benefit models of behavior suggest that consumers engage in activities if the perceived benefits outweigh the perceived costs (e.g., Stigler, 1961). All else being equal, higher per… 展开

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    3. Scale development

    Standard scale development procedures (i.e., Churchill, 1979, Gerbing and Anderson, 1988, Nunnally, 1978) were followed in the development of the multidimensiona… 展开

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    4. Discussion and strategic implications

    Results of two studies support the proposed dimensionality of switching costs and the generalizability of the factor structure across service industries. The multidimensiona… 展开

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    Appendix A. Confirmatory factor analysis by industry (Study 2)

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    Repurchase intentions were measured using a 10-point scale, while all other constructs were … 展开

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    References

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    EW Anderson
    Cross-category variation in customer satisfaction and retention
    Mark Lett, 5 (199… 展开

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  1. (PDF) Why customers stay: measuring the underlying …

    2002年1月1日 · We begin by identifying and describing the six switching cost dimensions in Table 1. We then develop a set of propositions that (a) link the various switching costs to important correlates such as repurchase intentions, …

  2. Why Customers Stay: Measuring the Underlying Dimensions

  3. Why customers stay: measuring the underlying dimensions of …

  4. [PDF] Enhancing and Measuring Consumers

    1991年10月1日 · A framework that captures and extends current theory on information processing from advertisements and includes inclusion of a new typology of emotional and cognitive responses explicitly linked to the levels of …

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