Game day guilt: how ingroup affiliation and identity threat influence indulgent food choices among sport fans
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DOI: 10.1080/14413523.2024.2436713
Abstract: ABSTRACT This research investigates the extent to which ingroup-related cues can reduce anticipatory guilt associated with indulgent foods and examines the mechanisms behind this reduction. In two experiments, participants were shown images of unhealthy foods… read more here.
Keywords: sport fans; identity threat; sport; among sport ... See more keywords
Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Approaches to the Formation of Individual Sport Fans’ Psychological Ownership and Its Impacts on Prosocial Behavior, Attendance Intention, and Psychological Well-Being
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DOI: 10.1123/jsm.2024-0284
Abstract: The authors aimed to (a) investigate the underlying mechanism of how individual sport fans form psychological ownership using cognitive, affective, and behavioral approaches and (b) identify the outcomes of psychological ownership. Across three studies with between-subjects experimental… read more here.
Keywords: sport fans; ownership; individual sport; psychological ownership ... See more keywords
The Relationships among Leisure Involvement, Organizational Commitment and Well-Being: Viewpoints from Sport Fans in Asia
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DOI: 10.3390/su10030740
Abstract: Baseball spectating is one of the most popular leisure activities in Asia. Leisure participants with high well-being levels usually demonstrate loyal behavior to the teams they follow. Previous research indicates that professional sport fans are… read more here.
Keywords: leisure involvement; sport fans; leisure; organizational commitment ... See more keywords