Ferris' study on fan-celebrity encounters, discussed in Chapter 3, was used to show that different groups often have different:

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Ferris' study on fan-celebrity encounters highlights how different groups (fans and celebrities) have different situational definitions of the encounter, showing that situational definitions play a significant role in shaping behavior and social interactions. While it is possible that different groups may have different core values, economic means, roles, and social networks, these factors are not directly relevant to the findings of Ferris' study.

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