Antecedents of Services Consumer Satisfaction Mirroring Individual Differences
Abstract
In specialised literature, a less walked path concerns the potential relationship between the antecedents which bear witness to individual differences among consumers and satisfaction. In the present study we shall approach two such antecedents, namely the personal values and the consumer’s personality.References
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