The present study represents the first attempt to develop a reliable and valid emotion scale that may be used to assess customers emotional experiences in the full-service restaurant industry. This measurement may be used to explain downstream variables (e.g., quality, price/value, word-of- mouth, repurchase, and attitudes). That is, the developed scale would act as a stimulus for additional research that develops more integrative theories in explaining restaurant customer behaviors. In the second part of this study, the previous framework of intention formation was extended by ...