Make every interaction count - assessing the role of customers� self-construal on value co-creation at service encounters
This research examines the role of dual types of customers� self-construal (i.e., independent vs. interdependent) on value co-creation attitude and behaviour in retail service encounters. Using a mall-intercept survey, 463 responses were collected. Structural equal modeling was employed to analyse...
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Main Authors: | Shamim, A., Ahn, J., Khan, I., Shah, M., Abid, M.F. |
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2022
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