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Consumer behaviour 4 Konsumentenverhalten 4 Customer satisfaction 3 Dienstleistungsqualität 3 Kundenzufriedenheit 3 Service quality 3 Beziehungsmarketing 2 Einkaufszentrum 2 Relationship marketing 2 Shopping center 2 Arbeitszufriedenheit 1 Demand 1 Emotion 1 Frauen 1 Fruit and vegetable market 1 Gemüse 1 Gemüsebau 1 Gesundheit 1 Health 1 Innovation 1 Innovation management 1 Innovationsmanagement 1 Job satisfaction 1 Lebensstil 1 Lifestyle 1 Management information system 1 Management-Informationssystem 1 Nachbarschaft 1 Nachfrage 1 Neighbourhood 1 Obst- und Gemüsemarkt 1 Residential location 1 SERVQUAL 1 Vegetable farming 1 Vegetables 1 Weibliche Arbeitskräfte 1 Wohnstandort 1 Women 1 Women workers 1 community mall 1
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English 7 Undetermined 2
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Panichpathom, Supeecha 9 Sriboonjit, Jittaporn 5 Ngarmyarn, Atcharawan 3 Metapirak, Yaowaman 2 Ratanaprechavech, Niti 2 Chuathong, Phatcharawi 1 Jariyagodchakorn, Manupol 1 Kritiyachotipakorn, Kitima 1 Metapirak, Yawaman 1 Phaophoo, Nattawat 1 Promniyom, Asi 1 Rattanaprichavej, Niti 1 Siriphannapirat, Glorapat 1 Waraganont, Chawamon 1 Wongthonglua, Wiphawan 1
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European Real Estate Society - ERES 2
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ERES 2 Entrepreneurial business and economics review : EBER 1 European Business Research Conference Proceedings, 2012 1
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ECONIS (ZBW) 7 RePEc 2
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How Customer Perceived Value and Perceived Risk Influence? The Purchase Intention and Willingness to Pay for 30-Years Leasehold Luxury Residences in Bangkok
Kritiyachotipakorn, Kitima; Panichpathom, Supeecha; … - European Real Estate Society - ERES - 2013
The duration of the lease may be different, depending on the country. In Thailand, the maximum duration of the long-term lease for residential is 30 years. Even though the term of long lease are very restrictive, 30-years leasehold luxury residential properties in the prime area of Central...
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Factor Affecting Repatronage Intentions of Male Customers on Entertainment Services
Jariyagodchakorn, Manupol; Panichpathom, Supeecha; … - European Real Estate Society - ERES - 2013
Entertainment business is one of a profitable business in Thailand. Many shopping centers in Thailand especially in “Bangkok Metropolitan� have entertaining sections to attract customers to visit the centers more often. Though customers of entertaining business are not restricted to a...
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The Impact of Servicescape on Emotional Response and Satisfaction of Lifestyle Center's Customers
Wongthonglua, Wiphawan; Metapirak, Yaowaman; … - 2012
The purpose of this study is to examine the effects of servicescape on the customer’s emotional response and investigate their influences on customers satisfaction. Data were collected from 300 customers shopping in lifestyle centers in Sukhumvit area which has high lifestyle mall density....
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Demand for Pesticide-Free Vegetables : A Case Study of Thammasat Community
Ngarmyarn, Atcharawan; Panichpathom, Supeecha; … - 2012
Thammasat University is interested in encouraging vegetable farmers near Rangsit campus to produce pesticide-free vegetables so that people living around Rangsit campus will have a chance to consume safe and clean vegetables. The conceptual framework has been proposed with 11 factors which are...
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Understanding Post-Adoptive Behaviour : Innovate Extended Use of Management Support System (MSS)
Chuathong, Phatcharawi - 2012
This study developed and tested a model to predict innovative work behaviour. Our research question is: What factors influence middle-level managers to initiate new ways of use and/or extend the full range of the available features or functionalities built into an existing or adopted information...
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Building customer's re-patronage intention through service quality of community mall in Bangkok
Panichpathom, Supeecha - In: Entrepreneurial business and economics review : EBER 4 (2016) 2, pp. 9-25
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Repatronage Intention of Neighborhood Center Female Shoppers
Promniyom, Asi; Panichpathom, Supeecha; Ngarmyarn, … - 2012
During 2550 – present compared with other types of shopping centers, Neighborhood center’s supply has increased steadily. And the population of females has increased steadily as well. From the past research, Performance of Neighborhood center had depended on the frequency of the customer...
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The Effect of Health and Wellness Resort Attributes on Customer Satisfaction and Post-Purchase Behavioral Intentions
Siriphannapirat, Glorapat; Panichpathom, Supeecha; … - 2012
This paper focused on the effect of health and wellness resort attributes on customer satisfaction and post-purchase behavioral intentions in Thailand. The 39 resort attributes were factor-analyzed and six factors were identified in the study: Staff Service Quality, Room Quality, General...
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A Closer Look at the Baby Boomer's Preferred Shopping Well-Being
Waraganont, Chawamon; Panichpathom, Supeecha; … - 2012
The purpose of this study is to examine the factors that affect baby boomers’ shopping well-being and investigate the influences on positive word of mouth. Data was collected in 2012 from 292 baby boomers (47–65 years old) who were shopping in Bangkok metropolitan region shopping centers in...
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