Related Cases of Satisfaction and Behavioral Consequences
To name a few, Severt et al. (2007) did examine the perceptions of the convention attendees and the relationships
involved in their decision-making process including performance evaluation, satisfaction judgment, and behavioral
intention regarding the conference. For the satisfaction section, two areas were identified as the most satisfying
performance about the convention; (1) activity and opportunity, and (2) educational benefits. Severt et al. (2007)
also investigated the relationship between motivation, satisfaction and behavioral consequences and concluded that
those who were happy with the educational benefits reported a stronger satisfaction with the conference and were
more likely to return and to tell others to attend the conference.