The expectancy disconfirmation model$\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_.$

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Part $1$

A$.$

deals with the prepurchase phase of consumption

B$.$

posits that satisfactions is just a reaction to how well a product performs

C$.$

reveals that if a product exceeds$$ expectations, it$$ won't be thought about much

D$.$

suggests that if something performs as$$ expected, negative feelings will be created

E$.$

underscores the importance of managing expectations