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The impact of mobile personalized service perception on mobile shopping satisfaction and loyalty: Focusing on the moderation effect of perceived control
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모바일 개인화 서비스에 대한 소비자 지각이 모바일 거래 만족도와 충성도에 미치는 영향 연구: 지각된 통제력의 조절효과를 중심으로

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Academic journal
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Yu Byunghee (덕성여자대학교) Hyunmin Lee (연세대학교 경영연구소) 김수경 (덕성여자대학교 석사)
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한국고객만족경영학회 고객만족경영연구 고객만족경영연구 제18권 제1호 KCI Accredited Journals
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2016.1
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1 - 21 (21page)

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More firms are adding mobile channels as more customers prefer smart phone-based transactions. Firms are also trying to enhance mobile transaction experiences by incorporating personalized services (e.g., individual recommendation service). Nevertheless, personalization in mobile transaction requires personal information of the customers (e.g., demographic information, purchase history) which might cause privacy concerns or negative emotional responses to the service provider. Therefore it is needed to minimize these negative effects for maximizing benefits of mobile service personalization. This study identified both positive and negative components of mobile service personalization, and tested their impact on customer satisfaction and loyalty toward the service provider. Also, mobile service user’s three types of perceived control (cognitive control, behavioral control and decisional control) were used to investigate the possible moderation effect. Results of this study showed that both positive and negative components of mobile service personalization indeed had significant impact on customer satisfaction as hypothesized. Also, customer satisfaction significantly increased customer’s attitudinal and behavioral loyalty toward the service provider. Moreover, mobile service user’s perceived control had a significant moderation effect only on the negative component’s impact on the customer’s satisfaction. In other words, perceived control effectively reduced the negative impact of service personalization. Theoretical and managerial implications on customer relationship management for mobile retailing services are discussed.

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