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- Page 3 and 4: ABSTRACT This research recommends a
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- Page 11 and 12: CHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTION These days,
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- Page 63 and 64: CHAPTER 3. METHODOLOGY The purpose
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5.1.6 Colour Teams have traditional
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The UTSA (The Uniform and Textile S
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In the case of the football teams,
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The teams that have become synonymo
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5.1.10 Owner Team owners can provid
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to have similar qualities (Mullin e
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Several research studies done on te
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The star players can play a crucial
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Barcelona's Nou Camp, Newcastle's S
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5.2.2 FC Barcelona with Unicef (Spo
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Catalonia to a worldwide scale duri
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MyFC has shown a progressive model
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prepares and produces cheering inst
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Football teams‟ logos usually bor
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organisation. In fact, a lot of Kor
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5.2.7 FC Arsenal (Uniform) Arsenal
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5.2.8 A.F.C. Wimbledon (Regional pr
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It has been broadly known that relo
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2008). The teams possess large base
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Source: Jasonplant (2008) Figure 18
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The case of FC United offers an imp
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This nickname, in fact, even more e
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Olympique Lyon play their home game
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global sporting icon, especially in
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much of the £24.5 million that Rea
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identity similarity and distinctive
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CHAPTER 6. EMPIRICAL STUDY 2 The pu
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Experience Identity Visual Identity
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identification, attitudinal loyalty
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Attitudinal loyalty The attitudinal
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6.2 Assessing the Measurement Model
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Items My favourite team has a disti
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Construct Items Cronbach’s alpha
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159 Product Identity Visual Identit
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Identity Attractiveness(η4): λ14
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The Lisrel output furnishes some me
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H1b: Visual identity has a positive
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H2c: Non-product identity has a pos
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This relationship has a parameter e
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H5: Identity distinctiveness has a
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H9: Attitudinal loyalty has a posit
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In the first step, consumers‟ psy
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To implement an efficient identific
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The key contribution of the finding
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7.3 Implications This research has
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7.3.2 Practical Implications 1) Thi
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7.4 Limitations and Directions for
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Ambler, T., Bhattacharya, C.B., Ede
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Available at: http://www.bbc.co.uk/
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Bolton News, 2005. FC United in Lei
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Colchester, M., 2008. One Team Gets
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International Sports Journal, 7(1),
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Funk, D. C. & James, J. D., 2006. C
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Hirt, E.R. & Zillmann, D., 1992. Co
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Johnson. T., 1984. The myth of decl
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Lederer, C. & Hill, S., 2001. See y
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Medsker, G.J., Williams, L. J. & Ho
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Parker, K. & Stuart, T., 1997. The
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Schmidt, K., 1995. The Quest for Id
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Swann, W.B., Jr. 1987. Identity neg
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Wakefield, K.L., 1995. The pervasiv
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Available at: http://www.entreprene
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APPENDIX 1 Survey for Football Team
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1. What is the football team you su
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☺ Thanks for your cooperation ☺
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Part 3: The questions in this part
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APPENDIX 3 Survey for Football Team
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1. What is the football team you su
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Part 4: The questions in this part