Team identification, discrete emotions, satisfaction, and event attachment: A social identity perspective

Prayag, Girish; Mills, Hayley; Lee, Craig; Soscia, Isabella

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2019.11.062

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“…On the other hand, the combinations that explain low levels of future behavioral intentions with the sports service, include low levels of satisfaction and perceived value, as well as an absence of positive emotions. In this sense, in the same way that perceived quality and satisfaction predict future intentions, as discussed above, it seems logical, therefore, that low levels of these variables offer low levels of future intentions, in addition to the role of emotions, which throughout the literature have been shown to be related to future intentions (Cho and Lee, 2019;Foroughi et al, 2019;Prayag et al, 2020).…”

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Future Intentions of Fitness Center Customers: Effect of Emotions, Perceived Well-Being and Management Variables

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Future Intentions in Fitness Center into account aspects that seem unimportant when observing linear models (such as emotions or age). However, both methodologies should be considered complementary and used simultaneously since, by focusing on different aspects, enriched results are obtained. The results obtained will enable managers to make more efficient use of available resources to increase user satisfaction.

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“…From a psychological perspective, an individual's behaviors and activities in their everyday life are accompanied by emotional experience (Russell, 2003 ). Passion, like sadness, happiness, or joy, is an important emotional experience (Cardon et al, 2005 ; Prayag et al, 2020 ). Identity centrality and positive feelings are the two basic elements of passion (Cardon et al, 2009 ).…”

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New Technologies' Commercialization: The Roles of the Leader's Emotion and Incubation Support

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Chen

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Front. Psychol.

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New technologies, such as brain-computer interfaces technology, advanced artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and virtual reality technology, have a strong influence on our daily activities. The application and commercialization of these technologies are prevailing globally, such as distance education, health monitoring, smart home devices, and robots. However, we still know little about the roles of individual emotion and the external environment on the commercialization of these new technologies. Therefore, we focus on the emotional factor of the leader, which is their passion for work, and discuss its effect on technology commercialization. We also analyzed the moderating role of incubation support in the relationship between the leader's emotion and technology commercialization. The results contribute to the application of emotion in improving the commercialization of new technologies.

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“…As relações de identidade e conexão psicológica com equipes esportivas, muitas vezes, se traduzem em rituais de consumo (BELK et al, 1989). Os rituais são poderosos símbolos de significação que sustentam o comportamento aparentemente irracional dos torcedores (SMITH; STEWART, 2007), que não se limita apenas a emoções positivas (PRAYAG et al, 2020). No caso do futebol, é comum que os torcedores tenham maior interesse pelo clube que no esporte em si, assistindo e apoiando exclusivamente uma equipe.…”

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Desenvolvimento E Validação De Uma Escala Dos Efeitos Da Identificação Clubística Em Torcedores De Futebol

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REAd. Rev. eletrôn. adm. (Porto Alegre)

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RESUMO O presente trabalho busca desenvolver e validar uma escala que mensure os efeitos da identificação clubística em torcedores de futebol. Esses efeitos são explorados a partir de duas avenidas: atitudinal (comprometimento clubístico) e comportamental (lealdade e consumo clubístico). Foi aplicada uma survey em duas amostras, sendo uma online e não-probabilística para análise fatorial exploratória (477 respondentes) e outra presencial e probabilística para análise fatorial confirmatória (363 respondentes). Considerando que o futebol é um dos principais veículos de expressão dos brasileiros, a escala fornece uma abordagem útil à mensuração de elementos importantes inerentes ao consumo do esporte. O artigo contribui com a área de marketing, ampliando a capacidade científica para capturar a complexidade dos efeitos da identificação do torcedor de futebol com seu clube. A utilização prática do instrumento permite que os clubes possam ter diagnósticos mais consistentes e confiáveis das atitudes e comportamentos dos seus torcedores.

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Team identification, discrete emotions, satisfaction, and event attachment: A social identity perspective

Cited by 74 publications

References 94 publications

Future Intentions of Fitness Center Customers: Effect of Emotions, Perceived Well-Being and Management Variables

Future Intentions of Fitness Center Customers: Effect of Emotions, Perceived Well-Being and Management Variables

New Technologies' Commercialization: The Roles of the Leader's Emotion and Incubation Support

Desenvolvimento E Validação De Uma Escala Dos Efeitos Da Identificação Clubística Em Torcedores De Futebol

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