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The Effects of Quality Attributes on Customers` Emotion and Behavioral Intentions in the Casual Dining Restaurant
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캐주얼 다이닝 레스토랑의 품질, 감정, 행동의도와의 관계 연구

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Korean Hospitality and Tourism Academe Korean Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Vol.23 No.2 KCI Accredited Journals
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2014.4
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107 - 131 (25page)

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The Effects of Quality Attributes on Customers` Emotion and Behavioral Intentions in the Casual Dining Restaurant
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The purpose of this study was to 1) investigate the effects of quality attributes on customers` emotion and behavioral intentions and to 2) examine the moderating effects of customers` perceived reciprocity and underlying intention in the casual dining restaurant. A total of 214 diners participated in this study. Factor analysis identified three quality attribute dimensions: food, service, and atmosphere. Regression analysis was performed to examine therelationships among three quality attributes, emotions(positive/negative) and behavioral intentions. Regarding the association between quality attributes and customers` positive emotion and negative emotion, the results showed that food quality and atmosphere quality attributes had significant effects on customers` positive emotion while service quality attribute had significant effects on both customers` positive emotion and negative emotion. The study also found that customers` positive emotion and negative emotion had a significant effect on behavioral intentions. In relation to the association between quality attribute and behavioral intentions, only food quality attribute had a significant effect on behavioral intentions. Using a hierarchical regression analysis, customers` perceived reciprocity was found to moderate the relationships between customers` negative emotion and behavioral intentions. However, the moderation effect of underlying intention between customers` emotion and behavioral intentions was not found. Implications and future research were also discussed.

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