Keywords: Hedonic service consumption
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Journal of Services Marketing (2012) 26 (4): 265–277.
Published: 29 June 2012
...). This supports the authors' general argument that the outcome dimension tends to be more important to customers in a retail setting, while interaction and environment quality dimensions tend to be more important in hedonic service consumption. Practical implications These findings suggest that managers need...

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