Satisfaction and trust
Trust builds on when the customer has confidence in a service provider’s reliability and integrity (Morgan &
Hunt, 1994). As satisfaction arises from meeting or exceeding the expectations of the customer, it over time
strengthens the reliability of the service provider and cultivates trust (Ganesan, 1994; Tax et al., 1998). Evidence
suggests that satisfaction serves as the predictor of trust (Garbarino & Johnson, 1999). Thus, the following
hypothesis is proposed:
Hypothesis 2
: Satisfaction with service recovery positively affects trust.
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