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The Influence of New Media Sports Communication on College Students' Sports Consumption Behavior

摘要


This paper defines and classifies college students' Internet media contacts and sports behaviors through literature analysis and questionnaire survey. On this basis, some colleges and universities in Xi'an, China, are taken as an example to investigate the current situation of college students' network use and sports consumption behavior. The research shows that the network has a high usage rate of college students; college students have a positive attitude towards using the Internet to receive sports information; college students' sports consumption is mainly in sportswear and sports equipment, and their sports investment is insufficient, and sports behavior still needs to be strengthened.

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