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An Application of Contrast Effects on Service Recovery Process; A Preliminary Result in Taiwan
This study investigates whether contrast effects, one finding in behavioral science, can be applied on service recovery process to increase customer satisfaction after recovery. A preliminary result shows that customers provided multiple service recovery choices are more satisfied than customers provided only one choice. The result also suggests that service companies can increase customer satisfaction by providing customer recovery choices without raising their cost.