H.C.A. Roest

The nomological net of perceived service quality

Aims to explicate the relationships between, and restrict the domains of, perceived service quality, perceived product value, product attitude, and customer satisfaction/dissatisfaction. Uses conceptual dimensions to explore similarities and differences between perceived service quality and related constructs. States that the conceptual analysis shows similarities, differences and inter‐relationships which are not always recognized in service quality research and management and suggests avenues for future research.

Assimilation processes in service satisfaction formation

When assimilation processes occur, expectations have a direct impact on experiences, and experiences bias the memory for prior expectations. Reports the results of two studies which examine assimilation processes using path analysis. Formulates implications and recommendations for service management and for research.

Satisfaction with amusement parks

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