Within a given sport, being a member of a particular team affects the likelihood of committing aggressive acts.

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Research has found that being a member of a team can increase the likelihood of committing aggressive acts, particularly when there is a strong emphasis on winning and a culture of aggression within the team. This is known as the "home team advantage" phenomenon, where players may feel a sense of loyalty and identification with their team, leading to heightened emotions and a greater willingness to engage in aggressive behavior.

Within a Given Sport, Being a Member of a Particular