Some researchers define commitment as a pledge of continuity between exchange partners based on beliefs in the effectiveness of long-term mutual benefits, and portray it as an advanced phase of the relationship. Within this context, commitment has often been defined simply as the desire to maintain a relationship (Moorman, Zaltman, and Deshpande 1992; Morgan and Hunt 1994) and viewed as a unidimensional concept.
In distribution channels, associated parties exert efforts to make significant idiosyncratic investments to adapt to the relationship (Anderson and Weitz 1992; Jap and Ganesan 2000). In their investigation of the trust-commitment link, Morgan and Hunt (1994) found positive effects of commitment on acquiescence and cooperation but a negative effect on propensity to leave. Furthermore, commitment viewed as a mediator in B2C relationships seems to show a strong influence on customer loyalty such as continuity expectancy and word-of- mouth
Some researchers define commitment as a pledge of continuity between exchange partners based on beliefs in the effectiveness of long-term mutual benefits, and portray it as an advanced phase of the relationship. Within this context, commitment has often been defined simply as the desire to maintain a relationship (Moorman, Zaltman, and Deshpande 1992; Morgan and Hunt 1994) and viewed as a unidimensional concept.
In distribution channels, associated parties exert efforts to make significant idiosyncratic investments to adapt to the relationship (Anderson and Weitz 1992; Jap and Ganesan 2000). In their investigation of the trust-commitment link, Morgan and Hunt (1994) found positive effects of commitment on acquiescence and cooperation but a negative effect on propensity to leave. Furthermore, commitment viewed as a mediator in B2C relationships seems to show a strong influence on customer loyalty such as continuity expectancy and word-of- mouth
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