Attributions of Highly Identified Sports Spectators
作者： Daniel L. Wann , Thomas J. Dolan
DOI: 10.1080/00224545.1994.9923013
关键词: Social psychology 、 Sports spectators 、 Attribution 、 Identification (psychology) 、 Basketball 、 In degree 、 Attribution bias 、 Psychology 、 Social psychology (sociology)
摘要: Abstract Previous research examining the tendency for sports spectators to internalize team successes while externalizing failures has been inconsistent. Several studies have found support this success/failure attributional bias, but others not. The current study tested hypothesis that bias would be among American who were high in identification with a target low only minimally biased their attributions concerning competition outcome. results of testing 90 basketball fans varying degree supported hypothesis.
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