The effects of customer social exchange relationships with organizations, service providers, and customers : the moderating effects of customer experience

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Yi, Youjae and Gong, Taeshik (2009) The effects of customer social exchange relationships with organizations, service providers, and customers : the moderating effects of customer experience. Service Industries Journal, 29 (11). pp. 1513-1528. (https://doi.org/10.1080/02642060902793474)

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Abstract

This article addresses how the customer social exchange relationship affects customer satisfaction and, in turn, repurchase intention. On the basis of the stimulus–organism–response model, this article argues that perceived organisational support, perceived customer support, and perceived service provider support influence customer satisfaction, which in turn affects repurchase intention. Furthermore, this study argues that perceived organisational support is the most important predictor of customer satisfaction for high-experience customers, whereas perceived customer support is the most important predictor of customer satisfaction for low-experience customers. A survey of 144 users of the foreign language institute on a university reveals that most of these hypotheses are supported.

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