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The psychology of World Cup fans

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Sure, football is popular but it's never as popular as during a World Cup. Why is that? And does all this on-pitch conflict lead to countries hating each other a little bit more? Chris Stiff explores the psychology of people caught up in the men's World Cup.
Category: Psychology

Calling the game: Sexism in World Cup punditry

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Eniola Aluko has worn the three lions - so why did her ITV colleagues treat her knowledge of football as a surprise? We've got a way to go to chase sexism out the commentary box, says the OU's Kath Woodward.
Category: Sport & Fitness

OpenLearn Live: 2018 World Cup Special

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You might have noticed that England have made the Semi Finals of the men's World Cup. With football writing 'HOME' on a big piece of cardboard and standing hopefully at the side of road with its thumb out, fight the big match nerves with some calming insights into the world of soccer.
Category: Sport & Fitness

Why smart leaders allow a bit of football frenzy

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In some workplaces over the coming weeks, heads will be down over streams of Sweden v South Korea rather than spreadsheets. But for a productive workplace, a bit of football fun might be a positive good.
Category: Leadership & Management

The civil engineer's fear of the penalty shoot-out: Predicting the World Cup

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Civil Engineering uses a lot of predictions; World Cups generate a lot of predictions. Charles MacRobert brings the two worlds together.
Category: Engineering & Technology

Why Russia is hoping for a good World Cup

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After the doping and hooligan scandals that have taken the shine off previous events, Vitaly Kazakov explains why Russia is hoping for better this time round.
Category: International Studies
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