Relational Perspectives of Perceived Service Quality in the Online and Offline Environments: A Meta-Analysis

Today, service quality is a major driver enhancing and consolidating the relationship between consumers and their service providers. The diversity of research in this context revealed a gap between empirical results which investigated the relational consequences of service quality, and showed missin...

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Published in:Journal of relationship marketing (Binghamton, N.Y.) N.Y.), 2020-07, Vol.19 (3), p.182-202
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Correlation analysis
Internet
loyalty
Mathematical models
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online/offline service environment
Perceived quality
Perceptions
Quality of service
satisfaction
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