2005
DOI: 10.1016/s0148-2963(03)00140-1
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Cognitive and affective trust in service relationships

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“…Negative news usually quickly reduces the consumers' emotional and cognitive trust in the company. Johnson and Grayson (2005) relate emotional trust with emotional perception and evaluation of the extent the organization cares for its consumers and other stakeholders. Meanwhile, the consumers' opinion about competences, knowledge and skills held by the company is attributed to cognitive trust.…”
Section: Consumers' Reactions Attitudes and Behavioural Intentions Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Negative news usually quickly reduces the consumers' emotional and cognitive trust in the company. Johnson and Grayson (2005) relate emotional trust with emotional perception and evaluation of the extent the organization cares for its consumers and other stakeholders. Meanwhile, the consumers' opinion about competences, knowledge and skills held by the company is attributed to cognitive trust.…”
Section: Consumers' Reactions Attitudes and Behavioural Intentions Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The messages on the problems related to quality of different products, accidents occurring on their production places, environmental disasters and different acts of organizational misdeed are widely covered by media, rapidly disseminated in social networks and continuously discussed with friends and acquaintances. In such conditions consumers cannot remain apathetic to the information -many studies conducted in the past two decades (Mohr & Webb, 2005;Johnson & Grayson, 2005;Zhao, Zhao & Helsen, 2011;Cleeren, Heerde & Dekimpe, 2013;Haas-Kotzegger & Schlegelmilch, 2013;Grappi & Romani, 2015;Lin et al, 2011;Ahluwalia, Burnkrant & Unnava, 2000;Assiouras, Ozgen & Skourtis, 2013;Dean, 2004; ___________________________________________________________________________ 2018 / 32 6 Coombs & Holaday, 2007;Klein & Dawar, 2004) show that consumers change their attitude and/or behaviour towards crisis experiencing companies and their products. Therefore, business organizations have no other choice but to accept crises as unavoidable reality and learn to manage them in order to minimize their negative impact on the relations with consumer.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A kulturális szolgáltatás négy értékdimenziója kapcsolatot mutat a kulturális szolgáltató iránti bizalommal, ezen kívül a kulturális szolgáltatás hat dimenziója is összefüggésben van az elkötelezettséggel. elmúlt években számos tanulmány foglalkozott az észlelt érték előzményeinek és következményeinek vizsgálatával, a fogyasztói érték, a bizalom és a lojalitás kapcsolatával (Johnson -Grayson, 2005;Taylor et al, 2014).…”
Section: Az éSzlelt éRték a Bizalom éS Az Elkötelezettség Elméleti Hunclassified
“…A bizalom magában foglalja a becsületességet, az őszinteséget, a hitelességet és az ígéretek betartását. A bizalom vizsgálatával foglalkozó tanulmányok alapján megkülönböztethetjük a bizalom két dimenzióját, amelyek egyrészt a racionális érté-kelési folyamaton, másrészt a szolgáltatási interakciókból eredő emocionális válaszokon alapulnak (Johnson -Grayson, 2005;Parayitam -Dooley, 2009). Az első dimenzió kognitív bizalom néven vált ismertté.…”
Section: Az éSzlelt éRték a Bizalom éS Az Elkötelezettség Elméleti Hunclassified
“…It facilitates bargaining and negotiations reducing transaction costs. Trust definition refers to consumer's psychological state and to multi-dimensional notion that confederates cognitive or affective trust (Johnson & Grayson, 2005). Someone's cognitive trust derives from logic and rational motives, while internal feelings and sensations influence the establishment of an emotional loyalty (Cigliano, Georgiadis, Pleasance, & Whalley, 2000).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%