期刊
JOURNAL OF THE ACADEMY OF MARKETING SCIENCE
卷 36, 期 2, 页码 247-261出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11747-007-0054-0
关键词
customer retaliation; customer betrayal; justice theory; customer relationship; survey; service failure and recovery; moderated regression analyses
类别
After a service failure and a poor recovery, what leads loyal customers to try to punish a firm even if there is no material gain for doing so? We propose and test a justice-based model that incorporates perceived betrayal as the means to understand customer retaliation and the love becomes hate effect. The results suggest that betrayal is a key motivational force that leads customers to restore fairness by all means possible, including retaliation. In contrast to the majority of findings in the service literature, we propose and find that relationship quality has unfavorable effects on a customer's response to a service recovery. As a relationship gains in strength, a violation of the fairness norm was found to have a stronger effect on the sense of betrayal experienced by customers. The model was tested on a national sample of airline passengers who complained to a consumer agency after an unsuccessful recovery.
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