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اما تو قول دادی! مدیریت قراردادهای روانی مصرف کنندگان


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But you promised! Managing consumers’ psychological contracts

سال انتشار : 2016



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3. Psychological contracts and consumers 

As alluded to above, promises and expectations are not synonymous to consumers. While the consumer might expect a service provider’s facilities to be modern and clean or the delivery person to be warm and friendly, a promise is never viewed as merely something nice to have. It is seen as an essential obligation of the provider–—a declaration or pledge that the provider will definitely do a particular thing. Reciprocity is an integral part of a psychological contract to a customer who believes that having given, she should receive something else in return. Reciprocity is, in a sense, proportional, and this is important from a service delivery perspective: the more effort the consumer exerts, the greater her sense of psychological contract breach when the provider fails to deliver. For example, when a consumer wakes at 5 a.m., drives through heavy traffic and bad weather to have her car at the dealership for a service by 7 a.m., and the car isn’t fixed and ready when promised, her feeling of letdown will be far greater than if she had driven two blocks to have the vehicle there by 9 a.m. The principle of commitment and consistency is well established in the marketing persuasion literature (Cialdini, 1993). Individuals are driven to be consistent with commitments that they have made, and marketers have exploited this behavior in many different ways. These include competitions that require consumers to write down ‘‘in 50 words or less why X is the best product in the world’’ and pyramid marketing companies like Amway requiring their sales recruits to ‘‘write down their goals and then sign them.’’ It is a powerful tool for sellers to use because by having buyers commit, they are able to exploit the fact that individuals resist being inconsistent with commitments they have made. However, the principle works both ways: As part of psychological contracts, consumers–—who wish to be consistent with their own commitments–—also require firms to be consistent with theirs.



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