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Perceived service quality and life satisfaction: the mediating role of the actor's satisfaction-with-event
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Total Quality ManagementCustomer SatisfactionQuality Of LifeLife SatisfactionJob SatisfactionService QualityService ResearchHierarchical ModelManagementBusinessService EnvironmentTourismMarketingOrganizational BehaviorCustomer LoyaltyPerceived Service Quality
The aim of this study was to integrate the hierarchical model of the perceived service quality (PSQ) theory with the bottom-up theory of satisfaction. It was hypothesised that satisfaction with sporting events would mediate the relationship between PSQ and life satisfaction. Study 1 was conducted to translate the Perceived Service Quality questionnaire (PSQQ) (Brady & Cronin, 2011) into Chinese and to validate it for sporting events. Study 2 was conducted to examine the main hypothesis. The results indicated that satisfaction-withevent partially mediated the relationship between PSQ and life satisfaction. The results are discussed in terms of both the examined theories.
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