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Evaluating Credence Service Quality: The Effects of Experience Service Failure and Trust

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To examine the relationship between customers’ service quality evaluations within two different type of service, a conceptual model is proposed and argues that an experience service failure should have a powerful negative impact on service evaluation and trust, then influences credence service evaluation. On the impact of service failure, service guarantee and true relationship with customers should act as “buffering effect” to insulate the customer-employee relationship from the negative consequences of service failure. In the model, trust serves as the mediator between experience service evaluation and credence service evaluation.

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Metadata
Title
Evaluating Credence Service Quality: The Effects of Experience Service Failure and Trust
Author
Kungpo Tao
Copyright Year
2015
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11797-3_2