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Satisfaction : a behavioral perspective on the consumer / Richard L. Oliver.

By: Oliver, Richard L, 1945-.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Armonk, N.Y. : M.E. Sharpe, c2010Edition: 2nd ed.Description: xxii, 519 p. : ill. ; 27 cm.ISBN: 9780765617705 (cloth : alk. paper); 0765617706 (cloth : alk. paper).Subject(s): Consumer satisfaction | Consumer satisfaction -- EvaluationOnline resources: Table of contents only
Contents:
Introduction: What is satisfaction? -- Pt. 1. Basic satisfaction mechanisms: The performance of attributes, features, and dimensions -- Expectations and related comparative standards -- The expectancy disconfirmation model of satisfaction -- Pt. 2. Alternative and supplementary comparative operators: Need fulfillment in a consumer satisfaction context -- Quality: the object of desire -- The many varieties of value in the consumption experience -- Equity: how consumers interpret fairness -- Regret and hindsight: what might have been and what I knew would be -- Pt. 3. Satisfaction processes and mechanisms: Cognitive dissonance: fears of what the future will bring (and a few hopes) -- Attribution in the satisfaction response: Why did it happen? -- Emotional expression in the satisfaction response -- The processing of consumption -- Pt. 4. Satisfaction's consequences: What happens next? After satisfaction: the short-run consequences -- Loyalty and financial impact: long-term effects of satisfaction.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: What is satisfaction? -- Pt. 1. Basic satisfaction mechanisms: The performance of attributes, features, and dimensions -- Expectations and related comparative standards -- The expectancy disconfirmation model of satisfaction -- Pt. 2. Alternative and supplementary comparative operators: Need fulfillment in a consumer satisfaction context -- Quality: the object of desire -- The many varieties of value in the consumption experience -- Equity: how consumers interpret fairness -- Regret and hindsight: what might have been and what I knew would be -- Pt. 3. Satisfaction processes and mechanisms: Cognitive dissonance: fears of what the future will bring (and a few hopes) -- Attribution in the satisfaction response: Why did it happen? -- Emotional expression in the satisfaction response -- The processing of consumption -- Pt. 4. Satisfaction's consequences: What happens next? After satisfaction: the short-run consequences -- Loyalty and financial impact: long-term effects of satisfaction.

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