The impact of service recovery attributions in determining consumers’ intentions of engaging in post‐recovery word‐of‐mouth behaviors is examined. Research questions are investigated utilizing satisfactory service recovery scenarios that vary in their perceived likelihood of reoccurrence...

Purpose – This study aims to model and test the relationships between corporate social responsibility (CSR), corporate reputation, customer satisfaction and behavioral intentions. Design/methodology/approach – A total of 451 complete questionnaires were obtained from randomly approached...

Purpose This study aims to examine consumption emotions and customer–company identification as mediating variables to explore the association of perceived corporate social responsibility (CSR) on green consumer behavior in a hospitality–lodging context. Design/methodology/approach Using a...

This paper suggests that he/she whom the customer holds most responsible for a service experience may influence which service quality dimensions take precedence in customer satisfaction, word‐of‐mouth intentions, and repurchase intentions. Results indicate that, when consumers find the...

This study examines the impact of fan identification on four distinct sponsorship outcomes: sponsor recognition, attitude toward the sponsor, sponsor patronage, and satisfaction with the sponsor. In addition, consistent with the identification literature we investigate the antecedents of...

Based on a conceptual framework provided by Keaveney (1995), the current study explores the reasons service customers switch providers and the related post-switching behaviors in five countries. Specifically, we identify statistically significant differences between the investigated nations in...

Prior research has suggested and found evidence for an event’s image being transferred to a brand because of sponsorship activity. This study builds on prior work by examining how the image transfer process is impacted by spectators’ level of identification and the degree to which...