that engender basic psychological need satisfactions” (p. 711). Although team identification reflects one of the basic psychological needs, namely, relatedness or sense of belonging ( Wann, 2006 ; Wann et al., 2003 ), previous research has failed to demonstrate how team identification and specific
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