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Parasocial interaction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Parasocial interaction - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: Social identity theory says that people become motivated to behave in ways that boost their self-esteem. Having high self-esteem creates the perception that a person is intelligent, likable, and a good person. In regards to sports teams, fans create a connection within their team to attach themselves to a particular victory or championship.

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