Time Of Submission: An Indicator Of Procrastination And A Correlate Of Performance On Undergraduate
Research that relates academic procrastination to student performance relies on self-completed questionnaires. This study seeks to identify an immediate, non-intrusive indicator (based on actual Read More »
What Do Students Really Think? Understanding Postgraduate Students’ Perceptions Of Service
This paper explores the components of Service Quality in HE from the Business School Postgraduate student perspective. A six-dimensional scale measuring Service Quality is developed based on focus Read More »
Author: Anna Ackfeldt, Benjamin Klitzke, Laura M Chamberlain
Contributor: eb™ Research Team
Weather, Affect, And Consumption: The Moderating Role Of Gender And Product Nature
While affect has been suggested as the driver of weather-consumption relationship, the when and why of it are not understood. Across four studies, that span national surveys and experimental studies, Read More »
Investigating The Effects Of Expectations On Disappointment, Regret, And Post-Consumption Behaviors
Negative consumption experiences often result in feelings of disappointment and regret. The present research aims to investigate whether expectations induce disappointment and regret differently and Read More »
Author: Muhammad Hossain, Harmen Oppewal, Dewi Tojib
Contributor: eb™ Research Team
Improvisation For Fast-Paced Product Innovation: The Moderating Role Of Team Expertise
Fast new product development (NPD) is a top priority in rapidly changing markets. Improvisation, a form of unplanned action in which composition and execution converge in time, has emerged as a Read More »
