Sports Media
Hamideh Abdolzadeh; Gholamreza Amani Shelemzari; Ayob Ameri
Abstract
The present research was designed with the aim of investigating the effect of psychological ownership, mental transsocial relationships and aspirational identity on followers' adherence to virtual influencers in sports (case example: young customers of a domestic sports brand). The case study in ...
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The present research was designed with the aim of investigating the effect of psychological ownership, mental transsocial relationships and aspirational identity on followers' adherence to virtual influencers in sports (case example: young customers of a domestic sports brand). The case study in the current research was the Ministry of Sports and Youth. The current research is a descriptive research which, from the point of view of the objective, is one of the applied researches that was carried out in the field. The current research method is a survey in terms of data collection method. The statistical population of this research included all customers under 35 years of age of a domestic sports brand, unfortunately, the exact number of these people was not available. According to Cochran's formula of sample size in the condition of uncertain population size; a total of 384 people were identified as the research sample. Available sampling method was used to select research samples. Structural equation method was used to examine the data of this research. The results of this research showed that aspirational identity (effect=0.578; t=3.797) and extrasocial relationships (effect=0.578; t=3.797) have a significant effect on psychological ownership. The results also showed that aspirational identity (effect=0.578; t=3.797) and extrasocial relationships (effect=0.578; t=3.797) have a significant effect on followers' adherence to virtual influencers in sports. Also, the results showed that psychological ownership (effect=0.578; t=3.797) has a significant effect on followers' adherence to virtual influencers in sports.
Sports Media
MAHBOUBEH Naghavi; Amir reza khadem
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The purpose of the research was to investigate the role of sports media content in increasing the audience of women's sports events in the national media, with the approach of data-foundation theory. The present research method was qualitative and exploratory. The statistical population of this ...
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The purpose of the research was to investigate the role of sports media content in increasing the audience of women's sports events in the national media, with the approach of data-foundation theory. The present research method was qualitative and exploratory. The statistical population of this research includes; Media specialists have a university teaching experience or sports and media activists, sports promotion specialists in the media and are familiar with it, sports experts and officials, sports program makers, policy makers and sports consultants of the Broadcasting Organization. Sampling was by non-probability method, with purposeful selection and snowball method. The number of samples in this research was 19 people. The measurement tool was a semi-structured interview. The data were analyzed based on three stages of open, central and selective coding by MAXQDA software. Based on data analysis, 202 primary concepts (open codes), 28 central codes and 5 selective codes were identified. According to the research results; Since the existence of national media depends on the audience. It is necessary for the national media to respond to the needs of the audience by using the process and tools in today's complex environment. and have the ability to respond to changes and be flexible in the face of extensive and rapid changes, and by taking advantage of these processes, it will be placed in the field of women's sports in the path of re-creation and attraction of the audience.