Skip to main navigation menu Skip to main content Skip to site footer

FAN BEHAVIOR UNLEASHED: INVESTIGATING INFLUENTIAL FACTORS IN MAJOR SOCCER LEAGUE FANS

Abstract

"Fandom Behavior Unleashed: Investigating Influential Factors in Major Soccer League Fans" offers a comprehensive examination of the intricate factors shaping the behavior of dedicated soccer league fans. This study delves into the multifaceted world of sports fanatics, exploring the psychological, sociological, and cultural elements that fuel their passion. Through surveys, interviews, and behavioral analysis, the research uncovers key drivers such as team loyalty, social identity, and emotional attachment. These findings shed light on the profound impact of fandom and its implications for sports marketing, fan engagement, and the broader sports industry.

Keywords

Fan behavior, Soccer league, Sports enthusiasts

PDF

References

  1. Anbari, Mousa. (2002). "study of the effective causes and factors of violence in soccer." Jahad Daneshgahi of School of Social Sciences at Tehran University. Ordered by Police of Islamic Republic of Iran.
  2. Baron Robert and Byron Donny (1994)" Social Psychology: Understanding Human Interaction", Ellyn and Bacon.
  3. Berkowitz Leonard (1986)" A Survey of Social Psychology" ,CBS College Publishing.
  4. Coakley, J., & Donnelly, P. (2006). Sport in Society: Issues and Controversies, McGraw-Hill.
  5. Curacies Nester (2004). Football violence: not only a British problem. European journal on criminal policy and research: 293-30.
  6. Goudarzi, M. (2011). Management of organizational behavior in sports. Tehran: University of Tehran, Institute of Intesharat, 3211.
  7. Hemmati Nejad, M. A. Rahmani Nia, F. And K ialashki, Rashad (2000). Study of aggression factors in sports fields from the perspective of the athletes, the spectators and the physical education experts, O lympics Quarterly (3 and 4 succeeding 18): 39-46.
  8. Jahanfar, M. (2002) "Soccer violence is preventable." Master thesis, Faculty of Social Sciences of University of Tehran.
  9. Julian V.R, C ynthia J.B. (2000). Spectator Violence in sports: A North American Perspective, European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research (8): 163-181.
  10. Kajbaf, M. B., Rahimi, F, and Ahmadi, S. A. (2003). Comparative study of aggression and sensation seeking among adolescentsand young adults after watching soccer matches, Proceedings of sports psychology, Ahvaz, pp. 55-71.

Downloads

Download data is not yet available.