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  <title>Understanding Chinese university students' experie</title>
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   <publisher> Emerald Group Publishing</publisher>
   <dateIssued>2013</dateIssued>
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 <note>Purpose - This study aims to analyze the relationships between Chinese &#13;
students' behavioral intentions, satisfaction, service quality, &#13;
perceived value, and university image. A multi-level modeling approach &#13;
is used to examine the relationships between these higher order &#13;
constructs. In addition, service quality consists of three primary &#13;
dimensions and 13 sub-dimensions. Finally, this study compares students'&#13;
 perceptions of the dimensions of service quality, overall perceived &#13;
service quality, university image, perceived value, satisfaction and &#13;
favorable behavioral intentions based on the demographic characteristics&#13;
 of the sample (gender, age, year of study, and major). &#13;
Design/methodology/approach - The data used in this study were based on a&#13;
 sample of 350 students studying at a public university in China. Data &#13;
was analyzed using factor analysis, regression analysis, and analysis of&#13;
 variance (ANOVA). Findings - The findings support using a multi-level &#13;
model consisting of three primary dimensions and 13 sub-dimensions to &#13;
conceptualize and measure perceived service quality. Service quality is &#13;
the main determinant of satisfaction and has a significant influence on &#13;
university image and perceived value. Perceived value has a significant &#13;
moderating effect on the relationship between service quality and &#13;
satisfaction. Satisfaction significantly influences recommending the &#13;
university and future attendance. The results of this study also &#13;
indicate that students' demographic characteristics (gender, age, year &#13;
of study, and major) influence their perceptions of several of the &#13;
constructs. Originality/value - This is the first study synthesizing &#13;
behavioral intentions, satisfaction, service quality, perceived value &#13;
and university image in a Chinese university setting. &lt;br&gt;</note>
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