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Table 17 Priorities of dimensions and criteria

From: Identifying the value co-creation behavior of virtual customer environments using a hybrid expert-based DANP model in the bicycle industry

Dimensions

Criteria

Priorities from limiting matrix

Priorities normalized by dimension

Priorities based on ideal element

Tribal Behavior

Personal factors

0.072

0.329

0.874

Social influences

0.064

0.294

0.780

VCE identification and engagement

0.082

0.377

1.000

Subtotal

 

0.218

 

0.685

Perceived Customer benefits

Learning benefits

0.070

0.250

0.910

Social integrative benefits

0.076

0.274

1.000

Personal integrative benefits

0.062

0.222

0.810

Hedonic benefits

0.071

0.254

0.924

Subtotal

 

0.279

 

0.879

Customer Participation Behavior

Information seeking

0.059

0.314

0.720

Responsible behavior

0.047

0.249

0.571

Personal interaction

0.082

0.437

1.000

Subtotal

 

0.188

 

0.593

Customer Citizenship Behavior

Knowledge sharing

0.079

0.251

0.859

Advocacy

0.064

0.202

0.693

Helping

0.081

0.255

0.875

Continuance intention

0.092

0.292

1.000

Subtotal

 

0.316

 

1.000

  1. Note: Data in bold highlight significant criterion and its corresponding dimension.