The GfK MRI Psychographic Sourcebook
The GfK MRI Psychographic Sourcebook
The GfK MRI Psychographic Sourcebook
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Survey of the American Consumer: Part 1<br />
VI. Sports & Leisure<br />
A. Interest in Sports<br />
To rabid sports fans, everyone should feel as strongly as they do about their teams; adults on the opposite end of the spectrum are mystified<br />
about enthusiasm for any spectator sport. <strong>GfK</strong> <strong>MRI</strong> explores these extremes of feeling—and points between—for a number of organized sports.<br />
Questions – Interest in Sports: On a scale from “0” to “10” where “0” means you are not a sports fan at all, “5” means you are an average<br />
sports fan and “10” means you are a super sports fan, where would you place yourself on that scale for each of the following?<br />
• College Basketball<br />
• College Football<br />
• Other College Sports<br />
• Golf<br />
• High School Sports<br />
• Major League Baseball<br />
• NASCAR<br />
• NBA<br />
• NFL<br />
• NHL<br />
• Olympics<br />
• Professional Wrestling<br />
• Soccer<br />
• Tennis<br />
Based on their answers to the Interest in Sports battery, consumers may be considered one of the following:<br />
• General Sports Fans have higher than average ranking across all sports.<br />
• Super Sports Fans are General Sports Fans who rank at the Super Fan level for 3 or more sports.<br />
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