The impact of service failures on customer loyalty: The moderating role of affective commitment
作者： Anna S. Mattila
DOI: 10.1108/09564230410532475
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摘要: … the service provider, even with substantial recovery efforts. Yet, affective commitment might moderate the immediate negative effects of service failure … , we briefly review literature from …
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