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Judging Athlete Behaviors - Exploring Possible Predictors of Television Viewer Judgments of Athlete Antisocial Behaviors (Paperback)
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Judging Athlete Behaviors - Exploring Possible Predictors of Television Viewer Judgments of Athlete Antisocial Behaviors (Paperback)
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Stories of athlete anti-social behaviors have been well-document
over the last quarter of a century. Off-the-field behaviors that
have received news coverage included the use of recreational and
performance-enhancing drugs, illegal gambling, sexual misconduct,
murder, and more. Although some argue that fans may model these and
other behaviors, there is little evidence to suggest that these
concerns are valid. Knowing sports fan judgments of athlete
behaviors may hold the key to understanding how and why people may
model these actions. Additionally, the term sports fandom suggests,
to some, an image of crazed fanatics clad in the colors of their
favorite teams and athletes. For many, however, sports fandom
symbolizes more than fanaticism. This book is unique in that it
explores fandom on a continuum, examines sports television viewing
activities, and identifies judgments people make about athlete
behaviors. Few books exist that examine the role of sports in
society. In fact, when sports fandom is examined within these
texts, it is usually done so with limited scope. This work fills
that vacancy with an exploration of possible predictors of
judgments of athlete anti-social behaviors.
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