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This article argues for the pivotal role of consumer performance in services – the quality of the ability of the consumer to fulfil their production role. It argues that script theory is ideally suited to understanding performance. It highlights a study which confirms that it is possible to measure the quality of scripts, shows their antecedents and relates script quality directly to performance and consumer satisfaction.
© MCB UP Limited
2002
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