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Abstract
Since 2000ʼs, consumerʼs desires have been diversified and coffee market has been rapidly
growing. Now coffee meant more than a drink in our daily life and is setting as one
of food culture. Therefore, the study aims to figure out relationship how store images
of specialty coffee shop affect on consumption emotion, satisfaction, revisiting intention
and word-of-mouth intention.
Accordingly, the study analyzes store images of speciality coffee shop with multi-dimen-
sional concepts of price, quality, menu, atmosphere, accessibility, physical facility and
clientele based on the previous studies of store images for retail stores. Based on the
literature review, I also empirically analyze how multi-dimensional concepts of store image
of specialty coffee shop affect on consumption emotion, satisfaction, revising intention
and word-of-mouth intention.
The survey was completed by 198 at the specialty coffee shops and date was analysed
by using AMOS(7.0) and SPSS(18.0) statistics package. In order to figure out relationships
between variables, exploratory factor analysis, confirmatory factor analysis and SEM(Struc-1)
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tural Equation Model) analysis were conducted.
As a result for the analysis, store images of specialty coffee shop consist of seven
sub-elements and these store images of specialty coffee shop have positive influences on
consumption emotion and satisfaction also has positive effects on revising intention and
word-of-mouth intention while consumption emotion does not affect satisfaction positively.
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1 0.830 - -2 0.694 8.585 ***3 0.675 8.007 ***
χ2 = 395.27, d.f. = 223, P = 0.000, χ2/d.f. = 1.772, GFI = 0.851, CFI = 0.940, RMR = 0.05, AGFI = 0.840,NFI = 0.856, RMSEA = 0.045.
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Standardized estimate t value p value AVE CR0.623 8.866 ***
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0.575 0.772 0.685 8.787 ***3 0.747 7.035 ***1 0.753 13.914 ***
0.667 0.882 0.952 18.184 ***3 0.863 11.452 ***4 0.671 10.325 ***1 0.672 6.827 ***
0.530 0.742 0.703 8.062 ***3 0.829 7.402 ***4 0.699 7.104 ***1 0.702 4.045 *** 0.566 0.762 0.799 4.867 ***1 0.863 12.762 ***
0.667 0.882 0.855 10.947 ***3 0.724 7.345 ***1 0.814 8.604 ***
0.543 0.782 0.713 8.604 ***3 0.676 7.814 ***1 0.756 7.664 ***
0.567 0.742 0.723 8.707 ***3 0.845 7.486 ***4 0.717 8.674 ***5 0.715 8.642 ***1 0.730 11.462 ***
0.607 0.842 0.766 12.262 ***3 0.780 12.584 ***4 0.836 13.951 ***1 0.701 8.850 ***
0.518 0.722 0.704 9.703 ***3 0.753 10.507 ***1 0.888 7.721 ***
0.635 0.872 0.788 8.679 ***3 0.703 7.802 ***
χ2 = 871.583, d.f. = 591, p = 0.000, χ2/d.f. = 1.475, RMR = 0.048, GFI = 0.865, AGFI = 0.940 NFI = 0.830,CFI = 0.916, RMSEA = 0.04.
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**: p < 0.05, ***: p < 0.001.[ 3]
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583, d.f. = 591, p = 0.000, χ2/d.f. = 1.475, RMR = 0.048, GFI = 0.865, AGFI = 0.940 NFI = 0.830, CFI = 0.916, RMSEA= 0.049 .
AGFI, NFI
χ2 0.000200
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Estimate Standardizedestimate t value p value
1 0.467 0.897 7.115 0.0002 0.910 1.619 3.792 0.0003 -0.91 -861 -1.953 0.0514 0.927 0.977 10.368 0.0105 0.853 0.714 7.687 0.000
χ2 = 976.596, d.f. = 607, p = 0.000, χ2/d.f. = 1.528, RMR = 0.042, GFI = 0.875, AGFI = 0.928, NFI = 0.866, CFI = 0.928, RMSEA = 0.048
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