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The Impact of Team Identification on Biased Predictions of Player Performance

Daniel L. L. Wann, Katrina Koch, Tasha Knoth, Hesham Aljubaily, Christopher D. Lantz

2006-01-01articleThe Psychological Record62 citationsclosed

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Sports, Gender, and Society Sport Psychology and Performance Social and Intergroup Psychology

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Year2006

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VenueThe Psychological Record

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