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Multi-group invariance in a third-order factorial model: Attribute satisfaction measurement
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The definition and measurement of attribute satisfaction, AS, are important for marketing theory and marketing
management. The conceptualization of AS integrates different streams of literature. Attribute satisfaction
is a multidimensional and multilevel construct with three primary dimensions: the core of the service,
the peripheral aspects of service quality (SQUAL), and value (VAL). Furthermore, SQUAL has three subdimensions
and VAL has two. This paper estimates a confirmatory factor analytic third-order model. The
model shows that the AS scale demonstrates good psychometric properties for reliability, and content, convergent and predictive validity. The paper also assesses the AS scale invariance: whether the scale has the
same structure and meaning for different groups, and whether the scale can be used to study its relation
with other constructs and to estimate mean differences in a valid way. In testing gender invariance, specifically,
AS exhibits full configural and metric invariance and partial scalar invariance.
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Attribute Satisfaction Measurement Invariance SEM Gender Multi-Group Analysis
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Gonçalves, Helena Martins. (2012). “Multi-group invariance in a third-order factorial model: Attribute satisfaction measurement”. Journal of Business Research. Vol. 66, No. 9, pp. 1292–1297.
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Elsevier