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Sultan Yavuz Eroglu1, Erdem Eroglu1, Mustafa Can Koc2,3

  • 1Faculty of Sports Sciences, Mus Alparslan University, Mus, Türkiye.

Frontiers in psychology
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PubMed
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这项研究开发并验证了基于破窗理论 (BWTSBS) 的观众行为尺度,以测量不同粉丝群体的观众行为. 该尺度为了解各种体育运动的粉丝参与提供了可靠的工具.

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破碎的窗口理论球迷 球迷 球迷 球迷可靠性的可靠性观众行为 观众行为的有效性有效性.

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