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Why are you addicted to sports or obsessed with sports? What are the effects of watching sports on the population? What are the traits of a sports fan?

In this tutorial, we look through research and delve deep into the psychology of sports fans and addicts and analyse the reasons behind sports fandom. We also look into what the effects of sports are on the human population. And there's an interesting discussion at the end. References provided below.

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