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The Gaps Model of Service Quality is separated into what two types of Gaps?

The Customer Gap


The Provider Gap

What are the 4 Provider Gaps?

Gap 1: The listening gap


Gap 2: The design standards gap


Gap 3: The performance gap


Gap 4: The communications gap

What is the listening gap (1)?

Not knowing what customers expect

What is the Design Standards Gap (2)?

Not having the right service designs and standards

What is the performance gap (3)?

Not delivering to service standards

What is the communication gap (4)?

not matching performance to promises

What factors lead to the listening gap (provider gap 1)?

Inadequate marketing research orientation


Lack of upward communication


Insufficient relationship focus


Inadequate service recovery

What factors lead to the service design and standards gap (provider gap 2)?

Poor service design


Absence of customer-driven standards


Inappropriate physical evidence and servicescape

What factors lead to the service performance gap (provider gap 3)?

Deficiencies in human resource policies


Failure to match supply and demand


Customers not fulfilling roles


Problems with service intermediaries

What factors lead to the communication gap (provider gap 4)?

Lack of integrated services marketing communications


Ineffective management of customer expectations


Overpromising


Inadequate horizontal communications


Inappropriate pricing

What are the consumer evaluation processes for services?

Search qualities


Experience qualities


Credence qualities

What types of items are high in search qualities in terms of ease/difficulty of evaluation?

Clothes, jewelry, furniture, houses, automobiles

What types of items are high in experience qualities in terms of ease/difficulty of evaluation?

Restaurant meals


Vacations


Haircuts


Child care

What types of items are high in credence qualities in terms of ease/difficulty of evaluation?

Television repair


Legal services


Roof canal


Auto repair


Medical diagnosis

What are the stages in consumer decision making and evaluation of services?

Consumer Choice (need recognition, information search, evaluation of alternatives, purchase)


Consumer experience


Post experience evaluation

What are the issues to consider in examining the consumer's service experience?

Services as processes


Service provision as drama


Service roles and scripts


The compatibility of service customers


Customer coproduction


Emotion and mood

What are the possible levels of customer expectations?

Ideal expectations or desires


Normative "Should" expectations


Experience-based norms


Acceptable expectations


Minimum tolerable expectations

The range of expectations between desired and adequate

Can be wide or narrow


Can change over time


Can vary among individuals


Mary vary with the type of product/service

As far as reliability goes, the zones of tolerance have a _____ level of expectation than empathy

higher

What factors influence desired services?

Personal needs


Lasting service intensifiers

What factors influence adequate services?

Temporary service intensifiers


Perceived service alternatives


Self-perceived service role


Situational factors

What factors influence predicted services?

Explicit service promises


Implicit service promises


Word-of-mouth communication


Past experience

What are external customers?

Outside the organization, business customers, suppliers, partners, end consumers

What are internal customers?

Inside the organization, e.g., other departments, fellow employees

What are the outcomes of customer satisfaction?

Increased customer retention


Positive word-of-mouth communications


Increased revenues