Hospitality Research Journal · 1994 · 194 citations · 20 references
ManagementMarketingQuality ManagementHospitality MarketingLodging OperationsScale DevelopmentCustomer SatisfactionQuality MeasurementRating Scale DevelopmentResponse Scale DesignService QualityCustomer Experience SurveysCustomer Quality PerceptionHospitality Customer ExperienceHospitality Service QualityPerceived Service QualityScoring Scale Development
The concept of quality is receiving a large amount of attention from the lodging industry. However, the development of procedures and scales for accurately assessing the level of quality perceived by customers is still in its infancy. The purpose of this research was to provide researchers with a process whereby a reliable and valid instrument can be generated that will measure customers’ perceptions of delivered quality within the lodging industry. The procedures proposed are based on those suggested by Churchill. Convenience data were used to illustrate the process of scale development.
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Coefficient Alpha and the Internal Structure of Tests
Lee J. Cronbach · Psychometrika · 1951 · 43.2K citations · Full text
Social Sciences, Educational Assessment, Educational Measurement +14