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| One of Wann's 8 basic motives for watching sport: to appreciate the beauty of the performance and the pleasure of the art form |
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| Variables such as population, age, gender, education, occupation, ethnic background |
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| Diversion from Everyday Life |
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| One of Wann's 8 basic motives for watching sport: to "get away from it all." |
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| Controllable ( such as the price of tickets) and uncontrollable ( such as average income) factors that affect game attendance |
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| One of Wann's 8 basic motives for watching sport: the potential for economic gains from gambling on sporting events |
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| One of Wann's 8 basic motives for watching sport: sports as a form of entertainment |
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| One of Wann's 8 basic motives for watching sports: because it is enjoyable and exciting to the senses |
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| The exterior and interior appearance of a stadium, which can play a role in fan satisfaction and attendance |
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| One of Wann's 8 basic motives for watching sport: to foster family togetherness |
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| The personal commitment and emotional involvement customers have with a sports organization |
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| Reasons why individuals are sports fans or sports consumers |
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| A situational factor that varies from game to game; its perceived quality based on the skill level of participants |
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| Referring to whether spectators can move freely about a stadium |
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| Fans' need to feel connected to the community and to identify with the team |
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| A dimension of the stadium that is sometimes seen as the focal point of the interior |
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| Perceived comfort of the seating and the spacing of the seats relative to each other in a stadium |
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| One of Wann's 8 basic motives for watching sport: to enhance or maintain self-esteem through associating with a winning team |
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| A factor of the sportscape that affects spectators' enjoyment of the game experience |
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| A factor of the sportscape that affects spectators' enjoyment of the game experience |
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| The perceived interest in and prseonal importance of sports to an individual |
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| The physical surroundings of the stadium that affect spectators' desire to stay at the stadium and to return to the stadium to watch future games |
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| Issues such as availability of parking, ease of entering and exiting the parking areas, and location of parking relative to the stadium |
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| Variables such as newness of the stadium, stadium access, aesthetics of the stadium, seat comfort and cleanliness of the stadium, which are all postively related to game attendance |
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