ATTRIBUTES AND SERVICE QUALITY TOWARDS CUSTOMERS SATISFACTION
AND LOYALTY IN SELECTED COFFEE SHOP IN VALENCIA CITY, BUKIDNON
A Quantitative Research
presented to the Faculty of Senior High School
VALENCIA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Valencia City, Bukidnon
in partial fulfillment of the requirements in
PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2
Melgar, Fiel Ven
Montero, Bryevonie
Lamayo, Arcel
Lozada, Khysha
Platis, Marron Benedick
Oro, Elsie Jane
Grade 12- ABM THRIFTY
SHERLYN A. DUTOSME
Research Adviser
January 2024
Chapter I
INTRODUCTION
Background of the Study
The coffee shop industry has experienced significant growth and evolution,
with an increasing number of establishments competing to attract and retain
customers. As such, understanding the factors influencing customer satisfaction and
loyalty has become crucial for the success of coffee shops. In Valencia City,
Bukidnon, the local coffee shop scene is vibrant and diverse, with establishments
like Don Macchiatos, M310 Cafe, Pet Perry Bean and Leaf, and Nitibrew Cafe vying
for customers' attention and loyalty. The present study seeks to delve into the
intricacies of customer satisfaction and loyalty within the context of selected coffee
shops in Valencia City, Bukidnon.
The investigation aims to identify and measure the levels of various
attributes and service quality factors that contribute to overall customer satisfaction.
By addressing specific questions related to demographic profiles, attributes, service
quality, and the relationships among these variables, the study aims to provide
valuable insights for both coffee shop owners and the academic community. The
demographic profile of the respondents will be explored, focusing on age, gender,
and the coffee shop they most frequently visit, including popular choices like Don
Macchiatos, M310 Cafe, Pet Perry Bean and Leaf, and Nitibrew Cafe.
Understanding the demographic characteristics of the coffee shop clientele is
essential for tailoring services and marketing strategies to meet the preferences and
expectations of different customer segments. The study will assess the levels of
various attributes associated with coffee shops, including atmosphere, employee
attitudes, IT service, coffee quality, and price fairness. These attributes are critical
components that shape the overall customer experience and contribute to their
satisfaction or dissatisfaction with the chosen coffee shop. Service quality is a pivotal
factor influencing customer satisfaction. The study will examine the levels of service
quality in terms of tangibility, reliability, responsiveness, assurance, and empathy
within the selected coffee shops. This exploration will shed light on the effectiveness
of the services provided and their impact on customer perceptions. The study will
measure the levels of customer satisfaction and loyalty among coffee shop
customers in Valencia City.
Understanding the factors that drive satisfaction and loyalty is essential for
coffee shop owners to enhance customer retention and attract new patrons. The
study will investigate whether there is a significant relationship between attributes,
service quality, and customer satisfaction and loyalty based on demographic factors
such as age, gender, and the preferred coffee shop. This analysis will provide a
comprehensive understanding of how these variables interact and influence
customer satisfaction. By addressing these research questions, the study aims to
contribute to the existing body of knowledge on customer satisfaction and loyalty in
the context of coffee shops in Valencia City, Bukidnon. The findings may offer
practical insights for coffee shop owners, helping them make informed decisions to
improve their services and better cater to the diverse preferences of their customers.
Statement of the Problem
This study would aim to identify the levels of attributes and service quality
towards customer satisfaction and loyalty among the selected coffee shop in
Valencia City, Bukidnon. It would also investigate the relationship between these
variables, specifically, it answered the following questions.
1. ) What is the demographic profile of the students in terms of:
a. sex
b. academic strand; and
c. coffee shop often visited?
a. Don Macchiatos
b. M310 Cafe
c.Pet Perry bean and leaf
d. Nitibrew Cafe
2.) What is the level of attributes of Coffee shop in Valencia City, Bukidnon in terms
of:
a. atmosphere
b. employee attitudes
c. IT Service
d. coffee quality
e. price Fairness
3.) What is the level of service quality of Coffee shop in Valencia City, Bukidnon in
terms:
a. tangibility
b. reliability
c. responsiveness
d. assurance
e. empathy
4.) Is there any significance relationship between attributes, service quality and
customers satisfaction and customer loyalty on Sex, Academic strand, Coffee shop
often visited?
Significance of the Study
This study is anticipated to contribute information to the individuals and
organizations. The finding and solutions of this research work would benefit to the
following:
Business owners and managers: The study can help them identify which
service attributes have the biggest impact on customer satisfaction and loyalty,
allowing them to prioritize improvement efforts and invest in areas that yield the most
significant results.
Customers: The study can inform customers' expectations of service quality
within a specific industry, empowering them to make informed choices and hold
businesses accountable.This study can also highlight businesses that consistently
deliver high-quality service, making it easier for customers to identify companies they
can trust and build loyalty with.
Researchers and academics: The study can contribute to the ongoing body of
research on customer satisfaction and loyalty, providing valuable data and insights
that can inform future studies and theoretical frameworks.The findings can also be
used to develop new models and frameworks for measuring and evaluating service
quality, leading to more effective methodologies for businesses to track and improve
their performance.
Overall, the study on attributes and service quality towards customer
satisfaction and loyalty has broad implications for various stakeholders, offering
valuable insights for improving customer experience, building stronger customer
relationships, and promoting a healthy business environment.
Scope and Delimitation
The study will be conducted during the first semester of the school year,
allowing for data collection and analysis within this specific period.The primary focus
will be on students from Valencia National High School, whose input will be valuable
for assessing the attributes and service quality of the selected coffee shops,
understanding the impact of service quality on customer satisfaction and loyalty, and
gathering insights specific to this demographic.the research will concentrate on four
specific coffee shops in Valencia City: Don Macchiatos, Pet Perry Bean and Leaf,
M310 Cafe, and Nitribrew Cafe.
These establishments will be the subject of the study’s
assessment.Questionnaires will be the main method used for gathering data,
providing a structured approach to collect responses from the target respondents
and this study aims to assess the attributes and service quality of the selected coffee
shops, explore the relationship between service quality and customer satisfaction
and loyalty, and gain insights from Valencia National High School students'
experiences and perspectives regarding these coffee shops.
The study is limited to the first semester of the school year, restricting data
collection and analysis to this specific period.The primary focus is on students from
Valencia National High School. The study does not include input from other schools
or educational institutions and this research is specifically centered around four
coffee shops in Valencia City: Don Macchiatos, Pet Perry Bean and Leaf, Starbucks,
and Nitribrew Cafe. Other coffee shops in the area are not
considered.Questionnaires are the main method of data gathering.
Other qualitative methods, such as interviews or focus group discussions, are
not employed in this study.The study is geographically limited to Valencia City,
excluding coffee shops in neighboring cities or regions. Furthermore, perspectives
from coffee shop owners, employees, and customers beyond the targeted high
school students are not included in the study.
Chapter 2
REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Attributes of coffee shop
In the coffee shop industry, this study looked at five characteristics as antecedents of
customer satisfaction. The five characteristics were: coffee quality, price fairness, employee
attitude, store atmosphere, and information technology (IT) service. The first factor that is
thought to positively correlate with customer satisfaction is the atmosphere of the store.
According to earlier research, customers who feel at ease in the store environment are more
likely to be satisfied (Tripathi & Dave, 2014; Han & Hwang, 2015; Han & Hyun, 2017).
Furthermore, Han and Jeong's (2013) study discovered a positive correlation between
customer satisfaction and store atmosphere. Additionally, Heung and Gu (2012) discovered a
positive correlation between customer satisfaction and the store atmosphere of a restaurant or
cafe. By fostering a good atmosphere and surroundings, it will have an emotional impact on
customers in an effort to raise the likelihood of purchasing. In addition, atmospheric conditions
are crucial for influencing and creating first impressions views that customers have of a store,
and it also has an effect on a store's reputation. Consequently, atmospheric and environment
and the store have a good relationship image.
Employee Attitude
The second component in this study is employee attitude. In the coffee shop
sector, employee attitude is a critical factor, and clients will notice it first when
assessing the overall service performance of Starbucks (Lee et al., 2018). A warm
welcome or considerate demeanor from staff members are crucial components of
restaurant service and hospitality (Tsaur et al.,2015). Hwang and Ok (2013) also
discovered that interactions between patrons and staff in the restaurant business
resulted in patron satisfaction and behavioral intentions. Employees of any
organization play an important role in ensuring the satisfaction and loyalty of the
consumer. Employee’s behavior and attitude towards service delivery has an
influence on customer perceived value. The results of Ha & Jang (2010) show a
positive relationship between employee attitude that customers with a low
perception of the atmosphere are better to apply good employee service to increase
satisfaction and loyalty than the customer with high perception.
IT service
The functionality and accessibility of the wireless Internet service offered to
patrons of the coffee shop is referred to as the information technology (IT) service.
Prior research has indicated that the availability of free wireless internet connectivity
was essential to elevating the standard of service in the restaurant sector (Honack &
Waikar, 2017; Brochado, Rita, & Margarido, 2016; Bulut, Demirbas, & Ferhatosman
oglu, 2015). Another study conducted by Lee et. al (2018) found that IT service leads
customer satisfaction to a higher level. As stated by Rita, Brochado, and Margarido
Bulut, Demirbas, and Ferhatosmanoglu (2016) According to (2015), Efimov &
Whalley (2004), Honack & Waikar (2017), free Internet access is now a crucial
component that can raise the caliber of services. Specifically, as stated by Darini &
Spacey, Muir, Cooke, Creaser, & Khozaei (2016) According to Spezi (2015),
wireless Internet access gives businesses in the restaurant or food services industry
a competitive edge. For instance, in a research of clients in the United States, per
Cobanoglu et al. et. al. (2012), the function of Internet access that is wireless
contributed and produced favorable client responses in a dining establishment.
Coffee quality
The most crucial element in the food service industry, according to several
earlier studies by Dorn et al (2016), and Han & Hyun (2017), is food quality.
According to a survey by Al-Tit (2015), customer satisfaction is positively impacted
by the quality of food and beverages. Similar research in restaurants, conducted in
full-service restaurants by Tsaur et al. (2015) and in hotel restaurants by Han & Hyun
(2017), revealed the same conclusion: food quality has an impact on patron
satisfaction. Finally, Lee et al. (2018) discovered in their research that the quality of
coffee has a major impact on how satisfied customers are with coffee shops. A
product's quality is crucial, particularly For instance, in the food and beverage sector,
eateries and coffee shops. Items that are intended By quality of product, ingredients,
calorie count, Taste (Mohamud et al., 2016), sugariness (Wang & Yu, 2016),
Packaging (Me´ndez et al., 2011) and 2017). An investigation that addresses
product quality yields varying outcomes Lee et al (2018). Therefore increasing the
quality of a product will greatly impact the getting of loyal customers.
Price Fairness
Price fairness is defined as a product's price that, in the opinion of the
consumer, is reasonable and appropriate (Abdullah, et al. 2018). Dhisasmito and
Kumar (2020) further state that price fairness is a subjective assessment made by
customers independent of the appropriateness of the price a seller sets for a given
good. Therefore, price fairness refers to the customer's impression or perception of
the product price (goods or service) and whether it is reasonable and appropriate
given the amount paid. One of the key factors in determining customer satisfaction is
price fairness. Superior techniques for pricing and customer satisfaction can rise with
efficient pricing strategies (Hanaysha, 2018). Schiffman provides more explanation
for an example and Wisenblit (2015), consumers frequently observe the prices other
consumers pay and occasionally think that price disparities are unjust. Nobody
enjoys finding out that they are paying more for a movie or airline ticket than the
person occupying the seat across from them. Fairness in pricing, then, will be one of
the main factors influencing a customer's visit; this applies to comparisons with other
customers as well as with the benefit that they receive in return. According to an
article from Katadata (2020), the manager or owner of a coffee shop will compete to
get the customer by offering good quality of product and affordable price.
Service quality of Coffee shop
Service quality is crucial for businesses to maintain prestige value and gain
market share. By providing high-quality service, businesses can attract new
customers and survive in the competitive coffee shop market. The rising demand for
coffee has led to fierce competition among coffee shops, making it essential for
businesses to offer high-quality service. Five indicators to assess service quality
success include reliability, tangibility, assurance, empathy, and responsiveness.
Research by Kartikasari and Albari (2019) and Suryadharma and Nursehya (2015)
have shown that raising the standard of excellent service directly increases customer
satisfaction. Laetitia, Alexandrdrina, and Ardianto's (2021) research also highlights
the significant impact of service quality on customer satisfaction, highlighting the
importance of providing excellent service in enhancing customer satisfaction.
Therefore, ensuring high-quality service is essential for businesses to maintain their
competitive edge.
Tangibility
According to Melia (2016), tangibles are an attraction for physical facilities,
equipment, and customer satisfaction is influenced by communication tools,
materials used by businesses, employee appearance during the service process,
and more. The findings of this investigation are consistent with studies conducted by
Tamwatin et al. (2015) and Iskandar et al. (2015), which indicate a relationship
between tangible and customer satisfaction. Therefore, the more tangible
experiences customers have with the company's offerings organizations, the higher
the level of customer satisfaction.
Reliability
Accoring to Uyoga (2018) claims that reliability has a favorable impact on
customer contentment. This implies that the capacity to offer assured timely,
accurate, and satisfactory services can impact client satisfaction. According to
Yousuf (2017), the reliability component of service quality affects customer
satisfaction. According to Famiyeh et al. (2018), reliability is the business's ability to
provide services in accordance with what is promised accurately and reliably. The
connection between reliability with a positive correlation to customer satisfaction
favorable impact on client satisfaction. The superior customer opinions regarding a
company's reliability, the highest client satisfaction will be.
Responsiveness
Employee responsiveness refers to their ability to act promptly and
communicate information in a way that meets the needs of customers. Customers
will positively evaluate employees' capacity to adapt to what they have, enabling
them to develop new skills when assisting customers (Balinadoet).
in 2021). Customer satisfaction is positively impacted by employees' motivation to
address issues that clients encounter when using services. Parasuraman defines
responsiveness in (Kotler, 2016) as the capacity to offer responsive services and the
readiness of service providers, particularly given their nature to assist customers and
offer suitable services based on their requirements. According to (Heru Suprihhadi,
Bambang Hadi Santoso Dwidjosumarno, 2020), responsiveness is a policy to assist
and provide prompt and appropriate services to customers; if customers are not
given clear information in a timely manner, they will develop a negative perception of
the quality of the services. Studies carried out by (Islamet al., 2021). The results of
the study demonstrate that employee commitment, visibility, and responsiveness
significantly and favorably impact customer satisfaction.
Assurance
One of the fundamental aspects of service quality that influences client
satisfaction is assurance. Customers may find the barista's demonstrated process
expertise to be highly persuasive when they receive services (Balinado et al., 2021).
Customers are more assured by this that the service delivery representative
will perform their tasks with professionalism, particularly the coffee-making and
serving tasks in the shop. As per Parasuraman's definition in (Kotler, 2016),
assurance is the capacity of service providers to engender consumer trust and self-
assurance regarding their ability to meet the needs of customers, particularly through
employees. includes the skills, abilities, civility, and dependability that employees
possess. In contrast, assurance is defined by (Heru Suprihhadi, Bambang Hadi
Santoso Dwidjosumarno, 2020) as the knowledge, decency, and capacity of staff
members to cultivate client trust in the business. This encompasses a number of
elements, including competence, security, communication, credibility, and manners.
Research conducted by (Kadek et al, 2019) has finding assurance has a positive
influence on consumer satisfaction
Empathy
The individualized care that clients receive is characterized by empathy,
wherein the service providers go above and beyond in the interaction to provide the
client with a sense of value and special treatment (Bahadur et al., 2018). Murray et al.
(2019) assert that empathy requires putting oneself in the shoes of the customer in
order to comprehend their needs. They further state that the following characteristics
of staff members that foster empathy: friendliness and politeness; understanding of
the client's specific needs; willingness to give special attention; and willingness to
take the time to explain the protocols and practices that must be followed in the
service delivery process.
Customer Satisfaction and Loyalty
According to studies, preferences and positive behavioral intentions (such
as recommendations, willingness to pay, and plans to repurchase a particular good,
service, or brand) are associated with loyalty (Kim et al., 2015; So et al., 2016).
Academics have contended that enhancing customer satisfaction is crucial for
augmenting "customer loyalty" due to the fact that favorable psychological conditions
are more likely to elicit favorable outcomes (e.g., willingness to pay, repurchase
intention, and word of mouth). Numerous prior studies have demonstrated a positive
relationship between customer satisfaction and loyalty behavior in the context of
family restaurants (Jung & Yoon, 2013) and hotel restaurants (Han & Hyun, 2017).
As stated by Lee et al. Al (2018) discovered that customer loyalty is a direct result of
customer satisfaction in their earlier study. .
When a person compares the perceived performance of a good or service to
their expectations, they experience satisfaction, which is defined as feelings of
contentment or discontent (Limna & Kraiwanit, 2022). In addition to being a
customer experience assessment criterion used to compare desired and actual
product properties, customer satisfaction is a subjective emotional response to retail,
purchasing, or the action of purchasing and acquisition (Pei et al., 2020). Sustaining
business success is contingent upon maintaining customer satisfaction. To sustain
or grow their market share, businesses must work to outperform their rivals by
providing better goods and services that satisfy consumers (Limna & Kraiwanit,
2022).
Customer loyalty is defined as a brand's positive attitude (behavioral loyalty)
and repeat business (attitudinal loyalty) toward service providers. It comprises the
propensity to return or buy goods or services again, as well as to tell friends and
family about the service provider (Kanyama, Nurittamont, & Siripipatthanakul, 2022;
Limna & Kraiwanit, 2022). According to research, a company's ability to retain and
grow its customer base is directly correlated with its level of customer loyalty (Adobe,
2020). Furthermore, devoted clients are less price-sensitive, more likely to make
repeat purchases, and a source of good word-of-mouth advertising, all of which
contribute to higher sales and profitability for the business (Sánchez-Fernández &
Iniesta-Bonillo, 2020).
Relationship between Service Quality and Customer Loyalty
According to Saulina and Syah's (2018) study, a key objective in the fiercely
competitive coffee shop industry of today is to increase customer loyalty. To do this,
strong customer loyalty must be built through constant improvement in customer
satisfaction and service quality. According to Supriyanto, Wiyono, and Burhanuddin's
most recent study from 2021, providing excellent customer service is one of the
precursors to fostering brand loyalty among consumers. Gaining client loyalty may
be a difficult endeavor for many businesses in order to continue operations and
preserve profits. As is common knowledge, a company's ability to retain customers is
crucial to its long-term success. The goal of creating and sustaining customer loyalty
can be achieved by utilizing aspects of service quality to attain customer-perceived
service quality. Through an indirect way, it can ensure the profitability of the business
in the future. Customer loyalty is the psychological inclination of consumers to
believe in a company's product or service, brand, and their propensity to make
additional purchases from them after contentment (Charles & Kumar, 2014). Loyalty
is demonstrated by the goal of the buyer to keep using and making future purchases
of a good or service through it, Nadeem et al.(2020).
Relationship between Service Quality and Customer Satisfaction
High service quality leads to satisfied customers, who in turn influence the
company's overall performance (Dam & Dam, 2021). Additionally supporting the link
between customer satisfaction and service quality is Kotler and Armstrong's (2020)
claim that a customer will not believe or be dissatisfied if the quality of the service is
below expectations. Therefore, the secret to providing services of the highest caliber
is to meet and surpass the expectations of the client. An organization's ability to
retain customers through service is what ultimately determines its success
(Almsalam, 2014). When exceptional service quality is rendered, customer
satisfaction will increase significantly, leading to an increase in
in the loyalty and retention of customers.
Conceptual Framework
Having examined the related literature above, the study perused the
conceptual framework in order to establish a model to be proposed for the study (see
figure 1 below).
INDEPENDENT VARIABLES DEPENDENT VARIABLE
age
academic strand
coffee shop often visited
CUSTOMER
SATISFACTION AND
LOYALTY
Attributes of coffee shop
Service quality of coffee
shop
Figure 1: The Schematic diagram showing independent and dependent variables
investigated in the study.
The figure 1 shows the independent and dependent variables. The independent
variables is the sex, academic strand (ABM, STEM, HUMSS, and GAS), coffee shop
often visited, and the level of attributes and service quality, while the dependent
variable in the study is the customer satisfaction and loyalty.
Research Hypothesis(es)
HO1: There is no relationship between the Attributes of coffee shop, service quality,
customers satisfaction and customer loyalty sex, academic strand and coffee
shop often visited.
HA1: There is a relationship between the Attributes of coffee shop, service quality,
customers satisfaction and customer loyalty sex, academic strand and
coffee shop often visited.
Definition of Terms
The following terms are operationally defined for the purpose of the study.
Attribute is a quality or characteristic given to a person, group, or some other
thing.
Store atmosphere refers to the physical attributes of a retail
establishment that are utilized to establish a brand and draw in consumers.
Employee attitudes are the manifestation of an employee's motivation,
whether it be positive or negative.
IT services are the application of technical and business knowledge to help
organizations create, manage, and optimize information and business processes.
Coffee quality is a metric that is impacted by numerous variables. The size,
shape, and color of raw beans are among the parameters used to assess quality.
Price Fairness refers to the evaluation and feelings a customer has
regarding the reasonableness, acceptability, or justification of the price difference (or
lack thereof) between a seller and a comparable third party..
Service quality is determined by how well it satisfies or surpasses the
needs and expectations of its clients.
Tangibility Physical assets like buildings, machinery, staff, and
communication materials
Reliability is the company's capacity to deliver the service precisely and
successfully. It assesses whether the company fulfilled its commitments
Responsiveness The ability and willingness to assist clients and deliver
on promised services .
Assurance The high level of confidence that something is true,
comprehensive, and useful.
Empathy The capacity to view things from the viewpoint of the client.
Being empathetic toward customers entails being able to place yourself in their
position and identify their problems.
Customer satisfaction is a metric used to assess how satisfied
customers are with the goods, services, and abilities provided by a business.
Customer loyalty is the result of a customer and a business having a
continuous, positive relationship. It is the result of a customer being so happy with
your service and after-sales support that they decide to stick with you forever.
Chapter 3
METHODOLOGY.
Research Design
A descriptive-correlational research design was used for this research as this
study allows the researchers to describe the demographic profile of the respondents
in Valencia City and the level of the attributes and service quality towards customers
satisfaction in selected coffee shop in Valencia City. A descriptive research design
precisely and methodically characterizes a population, circumstance, or
phenomenon (Mccombes, 2019), whereas a correlational research design is useful
in measuring the degree of association between two or more variables (Bhandari,
2023). It also allows the exploration of potential relationships or associations
between variables, such as examining correlations between demographic factors
and customer satisfaction levels. As a result, employing a descriptive-correlational
study design enables a thorough comprehension of both the descriptive features and
possible relationships between variables.
The Sample
Quota random sampling was the sampling strategy used, in which the
researchers selected any person intentionally identified as having similar
characteristics to be questioned concerning the subject of the study and added to the
sample at the appropriate judgment of the researcher (Etikan and Bala, 2017).
Additionally, one hundred sixty (160) Senior High School students are required as
respondents in order to gather information. Students from Valencia National High
School in Valencia City's Lapu-Lapu Street Poblacion. According to Bullen (2022), a
sample size of at least one hundred (100) is sufficient to obtain any kind of
meaningful result; for this reason, the researchers collected one hundred sixty (160)
respondents in order to more accurately generalize the population. For each strand
of the academic track, four (4) sections and ten (10) students were chosen, making
the total of forty (40) students in each academic strand.
The Instrument(s)
The researchers used a structured survey questionnaire that consisted four (4)
sections. The questions provided directly corresponded to the research questions.
The first (1) section sought to determine the demographic profile of the students
specifically the respondents' sex, academic strand, and the Coffee shop often visited,
The second (2) section aims to identify the level of attributes of Coffee shop in
Valencia City, Bukidnon. While the third (3) part contains the level of service quality
of Coffee shop in Valencia City, Bukidnon . Questions from Edrozo (2019) The
effect of brand image and service quality to customer satisfaction in selected coffee
shop Bonifacio, Taguig city. The questionnaire was divided into four (4) parts and
each consists five (5) indicator statements that determines the customer satisfaction
in terms of level of attributes and service quality. In addition, in accordance with the
Data Privacy Act of 2012, the student's name was regarded as optional. Participation
in the study was voluntary, and consent was sought before the study began. Only
the researchers had access to the respondents' responses.
Legend:
Scale Qualitative Interpretation Qualitative Description
5 Strongly Agree Excellent
4 Agree Good
3 Neutral Neutral
2 Disagree Poor
1 Strongly Disagree Very Poor
Data Collection Procedure
1. A request letter was sent to the administration office of Valencia National
High School and to the Senior High School Department to allow the researchers to
conduct the survey in the study site.
2. The researchers gathered forty (40) respondents from each of the four (4)
academic strands and were given a descriptive-correlational survey design. The
allotment of survey questionnaires lasted for one (1) day only.
3. The questionnaires were collected personally by the researchers and was
inputted.
4. Data cleaning was done by the researchers before the data was coded,
analyzed, and interpreted.
Plan for Data Analysis
1. SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences) was used by the
researchers in analyzing the data gathered from the descriptive-correlational survey
questionnaire.
2. Descriptive statistics was then used to determine the level of attributes and
service quality of coffee shop,
4. In determining the relationship of the attributes, service quality customers
satisfaction and customer loyalty , Bivariate Correlational was used as the statistical
tool.
5. The level of attributes and service quality of coffee shop and academic
strands were determined with the used of ANOVA.
6. The researchers used Independent T-Test to examine the relationship
between sex and customer satisfaction and loyalty.
To analyze the relationship between sex and the level of attributes and service
quality, Independent T-Test was also employed.
7. Then, the researchers used descriptive and frequencies to identify the sex,
academic strand and coffee shop often visited of the respondents in order to
determine the demographic profile.
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