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Uso de variables mediadoras y moderadoras en la explicación de la lealtad del consumidor en ambientes de servicios

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  • Juan Carlos Bustamante

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El presente artículo tiene por objeto desarrollar un modelo que permita explicar la lealtad del consumidor en un ámbito de servicios al incorporar al análisis variables mediadoras y moderadoras del comportamiento del consumidor. Para contrastar el modelo se realizó un estudio a consumidores de telefonía móvily televisión por suscripción en Venezuela, a partir de lo cual se realizó una estimación mediante modelosde estructura de covarianza. La investigación produjo un modelo que demuestra la importancia del uso de variables mediadoras (valor percibido y confianza) en la predicción de la lealtad del consumidor en ambientes de servicio. El efecto moderador que produce la aversión a la pérdida quedó reflejado principalmente en el valor percibido y la confianza del consumidor, afectando así a las variables resultado, satisfacción y lealtad

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  • Juan Carlos Bustamante, 2015. "Uso de variables mediadoras y moderadoras en la explicación de la lealtad del consumidor en ambientes de servicios," Estudios Gerenciales, Universidad Icesi, vol. 31(136), pages 299-309, September.
  • Handle: RePEc:col:000129:013835
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    Variables mediadoras; Moderadoras; Lealtad del consumidor;
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    • M31 - Business Administration and Business Economics; Marketing; Accounting; Personnel Economics - - Marketing and Advertising - - - Marketing

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