As per Oliver (1993), consumers feel more satisfied when they attribute favourable outcomes to external parties and negative outcomes to themselves.

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Oliver (1993) suggests that consumer satisfaction is higher when individuals attribute positive outcomes to themselves (internal attribution) and negative outcomes to external factors, as this aligns with the self-serving bias where people tend to take credit for success and blame external factors for failures.

As Per Oliver (1993), Consumers Feel More Satisfied When They