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Publikováno v:
Cornell Hospitality Quarterly. 63:433-447
A limited number of published studies have presented evidence indicating that restaurant customers discriminate against Black servers by tipping them less than their White coworkers. However, the cross-sectional, localized, and small samples that wer
Autor:
Zachary W. Brewster
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Contemporary Sociology: A Journal of Reviews. 51:118-120
Autor:
Allen V. Heffner, Zachary W. Brewster
Publikováno v:
Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research. 47:291-302
Verbal and behavioral manifestations of anti-Black biases have been shown to be quite common in many full-service restaurant establishments. Such explicit expressions of anti-Black biases have been linked with servers’ endorsement of racial stereot
Publikováno v:
Sociological Perspectives. 64:343-364
Negative stereotypes are widely assumed to underpin the mistreatment that black Americans sometimes experience while engaging in everyday consumption activities like shopping or dining away from home. However, studies that directly observe the relati
Autor:
Zachary W. Brewster, Michael Lynn
Publikováno v:
Journal of Travel Research. 59:993-1007
Despite the size and interdisciplinary scope of the extant literature on domestic tipping behaviors, little research has been done on the tipping behaviors of tourists when traveling abroad. In response, this study presents results from a hypothetica
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Cancer Epidemiology, Biomarkers & Prevention. 31:1508-1508
Purpose of the study: Endometrial cancer and its treatment may cause damage to the urinary system, but few large-scale studies have examined the incidence of urinary-related outcomes among endometrial cancer survivors. We investigated the risk of sev
Publikováno v:
Sociation Today, Vol 11, Iss 1 (2013)
College instructors, as a group, are more liberal than the general US population. The causes and consequences of this incongruence have been the focus of a considerable amount of discourse. However, little scholarly attention has been devoted to unde
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https://doaj.org/article/26270a2ced4a4979955a1eb4a01c4dda
Publikováno v:
Cornell Hospitality Quarterly. 60:159-173
On average, Black consumers have been reliably shown to tip restaurant servers less than their White counterparts, and this difference has been widely acknowledged to contribute to servers’ negative attitudes toward Black customers. However, studie
Autor:
Michael Lynn, Zachary W. Brewster
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Hospitality Management. 70:9-15
Many U.S. restaurants have recently adopted no-tipping policies or are considering doing so. This study examines the effects of such moves away from tipping on restaurant’s online customer ratings. The results indicate that (i) restaurants receive
Autor:
Zachary W. Brewster, Kenneth Gourlay
Publikováno v:
International Journal of Hospitality Management. 99:103068
Masks have become the custom among restaurant workers and bartenders as a form of protection against COVID-19. Yet, given the rapid introduction of masks to the uniforms of restaurant servers there is a dearth of extant scholarship that has explored