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Grounded in social identity and attribution theories, this study focuses on the effect of architecture and its components on reputation. The relationships conceptualised were evaluated using data collected from a survey of 489 online and offline UK retail consumers and employees. To accommodate the equifinality and complexity of these relationships, this study employs fuzzy set qualitative comparative analysis, predictive validity and fit validity check
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