Abstract
The moderating effect of gender on quick service restaurant (QSR) consumer post-dining behaviors may be significant for a QSR’s success. This study investigates gender behavioral differences in QSR consumer behaviors. Specifically, structured survey of QSR consumers were used to examine gender differences in QSR choice criteria, food selection, post dining satisfaction levels, and dining loyalty. The results indicate that gender is a moderating factor on consumers' restaurant choice criteria, the healthiness of food choices, dining satisfaction levels and future restaurant loyalty intentions. Implications of the findings and QSR success strategies are discussed.
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Mason, Kevin; Jones, Stephen; and Walton, James
(2018)
"Quick Service Restaurant Consumer Behaviours: Moderating Effect of Gender,"
Journal of Business, Industry, and Economics: Vol. 23, Article 9.
Available at:
https://roar.una.edu/jobie/vol23/iss1/9