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This theory was later developed more thoroughly by Swan and Combs 2 years later (1976). Swan and Combs renames Factors in Note 2 of the instrument et al Czepiel performance and expressive performance. Accordingly, the instrument performance characteristics represent physically attached to the product, such as packaging, shape and color of the products included in the expressive performance attributes in favor of the psychological aspects of the product. Swan and Combs's research determined that the expressive elements required and is satisfied to bring satisfaction to customers. Customers will feel not satisfied with the product if they are not satisfied about the performance of the products expressive ignored for instrument performance factors have been satisfied or not.
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