Previous studies document that trust and satisfaction are closely
related to each other. Academic literature in the hospitality context supports the close relationship between satisfaction and trust
(Christou, 2010; Yuksel et al., 2008). Previous studies maintain that
trust precedes satisfaction (Chiou and Pan, 2009). According to
these studies there are many different sources of trust and these
will have a positive influence on the quality of experience with the
organization (e.g., satisfaction judgment). For instance, one may
build trust in an organization based on positive word-of-mouth,
advertising, and other types ofcommunication. This will have a positive influence on his/her own judgment of the organization, upon
experiencing the firm. Therefore, trust in an organization will create
a positive attitude toward the organization, increasing satisfaction
(Chiou and Pan, 2009)
Previous studies document that trust and satisfaction are closely
related to each other. Academic literature in the hospitality context supports the close relationship between satisfaction and trust
(Christou, 2010; Yuksel et al., 2008). Previous studies maintain that
trust precedes satisfaction (Chiou and Pan, 2009). According to
these studies there are many different sources of trust and these
will have a positive influence on the quality of experience with the
organization (e.g., satisfaction judgment). For instance, one may
build trust in an organization based on positive word-of-mouth,
advertising, and other types ofcommunication. This will have a positive influence on his/her own judgment of the organization, upon
experiencing the firm. Therefore, trust in an organization will create
a positive attitude toward the organization, increasing satisfaction
(Chiou and Pan, 2009)
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