Die-hard fans: Selective self-presentation in newspaper obituaries.

Basking in Reflected Glory or BIRGing is the tendency for sport fans to promote their connection to successful teams and players. This archival study examines deceased individuals' BIRGing behaviours in newspaper obituaries across 36 professional sports teams. It was hypothesised that obituaries wou...

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Publicado en:Mortality Vol. 26; no. 1; pp. 112 - 124
Autores principales: Campbell, Jamonn, Dandignac, Mitchell, Bankert, Chris, Hall, Corey, McArthur, Kayla, Sessions, Brent, Young, Chanel
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Publicado: Taylor & Francis Ltd Feb2021
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          Campbell, Jamonn
          Dandignac, Mitchell
          Bankert, Chris
          Hall, Corey
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          Psychology, Franklin Science Center, Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania, Shippensburg, PA, USA
          Brain, Cognitive, and Developmental Sciences, Miami University, Oxford, OH, USA
          Industrial and Systems Engineering, SUNY Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, USA
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        Commitment (Psychology)
        Newspapers
        Professional sports
        Sex distribution
        Social support
        Cognitive testing
        Seasons
        Sports psychology
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          Professional sports
          Sex distribution
          Social support
          Newspaper Publishers
          Book stores and news dealers
          News Dealers and Newsstands
          Book, periodical and newspaper merchant wholesalers
          Book, Periodical, and Newspaper Merchant Wholesalers
          Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers
          Other Individual and Family Services
          Cognitive testing
          Seasons
          Sports psychology
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        self-presentation
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      ab: Basking in Reflected Glory or BIRGing is the tendency for sport fans to promote their connection to successful teams and players. This archival study examines deceased individuals' BIRGing behaviours in newspaper obituaries across 36 professional sports teams. It was hypothesised that obituaries would be more likely to mention sport fans' team allegiances following successful seasons compared to losing campaigns. Consistent with this hypothesis, there were a higher proportion of obituaries mentioning the deceased's support for professional sports teams following successful seasons (55%) compared to losing seasons (45%). Differences in BIRGing behaviours across genders and types of professional sports also serve to promote future investigations.
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