Contents & References of Measuring the quality components of services provided to customers by two stores, Citizen and Hyperstar, and comparing them
Table of contents
The first chapter. 8
1-1- Introduction. 9
2-1- Explaining and expressing the topic. 9
3-1- Importance and necessity. 11
4-1- The purpose of the research. 11
5-1- Research question. 11
6-1- Research assumptions. 12
7-1- Research scope. 14
8-1- Definition of vocabulary and specialized terms. 14
The second chapter. 15
1-2- Services. 16
1-1-2- Definition. 16
2-1-2- Service as a process. 19
1-2-1-2- Classification of service processes. 20
3-1-2- Division of services. 21
4-1-2- Serving as a system. 22
1-4-1-2- Service operation system. 22
2-4-1-2- service delivery system. 23
3-4-1-2- Service marketing system. 23
2-2- Marketing services. 25
1-2-2- Marketing of services versus marketing of physical goods. 26
2-2-2- service marketing triangle. 26
1-2-2-2- Foreign marketing. 28
2-2-2-2- internal marketing. 31
3-2-2-2- interactive marketing. 32
3-2-2- Technology and service triangle. 35
4-2-2- service marketing mix. 36
3-2- service quality measurement models. 39
1-3-2- Seroqual model. 40
1-1-3-2- Model execution steps. 43
2-1-3-2- Detailed analysis of the model. 44
3-1-3-2- Criticisms on Seroqual. 52
4-1-3-2- Regarding research tools. 55
2-3-2- Seroperf model. 56
1-2-3-2- Strengths and weaknesses of Seroperf model. 58
3-3-2- functional and technical quality model (Gronero 1982). 59
4-3-2- Retail Service Quality Scale (RSQS) 62
4-2- Examples of similar research. 65
5-2- Retail. 69
1-5-2- Types of retail sales. 69
2-5-2- chain stores. 71
1-2-5-2- The history of creating chain stores. 72
2-2-5-2- Objectives of chain stores. 74
3-5-2- store and retail strategy. 74
1-3-5-2- Introduction. 74
2-3-5-2- Store strategy. 75
3-3-5-2- Arrangement of goods in stores 76
4-3-5-2- Store architecture 76
Chapter three. 80
1-3- Introduction. 81
2-3- Research method. 81
3-3- Data collection methods. 81
1-3-3- Collecting information through the library. 81
2-3-3- Gathering information in the field. 82
4-3- Statistical population. 82
5-3- Sample size. 82
6-3- Sampling method. 83
7-3- "Questionnaire" assessment tool. 83
8-3- Validity and reliability of the questionnaire. 85
1-8-3- Questionnaire validity. 85
2-8-3- Questionnaire reliability. 86
9-3- Statistical methods used. 87
1-9-3- T test of two independent samples. 87
2-9-3- Analysis of variance of one factor (ANOVA) 88
3-9-3- Friedman test. 89
4-9-3- factor analysis. 90
The fourth chapter. 92
1-4- Introduction. 93
2-4- Examining demographic characteristics. 93
1-2-4- Gender. 93
2-2-4- Age. 94
3-2-4- Education. 94
4-2-4- Job. 95
5-2-4- Amount of income. 96
6-2-4- Frequency of purchases from citizen stores. 96
7-2-4- Purchase frequency from Hyperstar store. 97
3-4- Confirmatory factor analysis test. 98
4-4- Examining assumptions. 101
1-4-4- Examining the main hypothesis. 101
2-4-4- Examining sub-hypotheses. 102
1-2-4-4- Examining the hypothesis of physical aspects. 102
2-2-4-4- Checking the reliability hypothesis. 103
3-2-4-4- Examining the hypothesis of personal interaction. 104
4-2-4-4- Examining the hypothesis of problem solving. 106
5-2-4-4- Checking the policy hypothesis. 107
3-4-4- Examining the second main hypothesis. 105
4-4-4- Examining sub-hypotheses. 106
1-4-4-4- Examining the hypothesis of physical aspects. 106
2-4-4-4- Checking the reliability hypothesis. 107
3-4-4-4- Examining the hypothesis of personal interaction. 108
4-4-4-4- Examining the hypothesis of problem solving. 108
5-4-4-4- Checking the policy hypothesis. 109
5-4- Summary of examining assumptions and questions. 114
The fifth chapter. 117
1-5- Introduction. 118
2-5- Conclusion. 118
3-5- Practical suggestions and future research. 121
4-5- Research limitations. 122
Sources and sources. 123
a) Sources124
b) English sources. 126
Appendixes. 133
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