Definitions/Statements A. _ are an important element of the sports ecosystem, as they are oftentimes the primary targets for sporting events. SPECTATORS B. Some consumers may perceive athletic performance as "a thing of beauty." This means sports provide this for some sports consumers. C. A feeling of accomplishment and basking in reflected glory (BIRGing) based on team success may motivate fans to support sports teams attend sporting events. This means that influences attendance at sporting events. D. This element of value of sport to the community means that sport encourages achievement and success, encourages hard work, and encourages risk-taking. E. A recent meta-analysis of sports consumption behavior breaks down attendance factors into three groups: product-focused factors; fan-focused factors; and F. According to a recent meta-analysis of sports consumption behavior, aesthetic, achievement, drama, and escape are among consumption. Corresponding Term 1. Excellence pursuit 2. Relationship-focused factors 3. Fan-focused factors 4. Aesthetic value 5. Product-focused factors 6. Spectators affecting sports 7. Eustress G. According to a recent meta-analysis of sports consumption behavior, accessibility, cost, facility, and opponent are among. affecting sports consumption. H. Spectator and participant markets are different from each other with respect 8. Community solidarity Socioeconomic characteristics and media habits to I. Eustress Among the fan motivation factors influencing sports fans to attend a 9. Self-esteem enhancement game is _, as the game stimulates fans and engages the senses.