Table S2.
Positive | Negative | Ingroup (soccer) | Outgroup (soccer) | Ingroup (politics) | Outgroup (politics) |
Freude (joy) | Flucht (escape) | FCB [initials] | FCZ [initials] | Politisch links (left-wing) | Politisch rechts (right-wing) |
Herz (heart) | Gift (poison) | St. Jakob–Park [stadium] | Letzigrund [stadium] | Ueli Leuenberger [politician] | Christoph Blocher [politician] |
Liebe (love) | Hunger (hunger) | Thorsten Fink [coach] | Urs Fischer [coach] | Umweltpolitik (environmental policies) | Zuwanderungbegrenzung (restricting immigration) |
Mutter (mother) | Hass (hate) | Franco Costanzo [team captain] | Silvan Aegerter [team captain] | Alternative Energien (alternative energies) | Bewaffnete Neutralität (armed neutrality) |
Sinn (meaning) | Panik (panic) | ||||
Sonne (sun) | Streit (conflict) | ||||
Wärme (warmth) | Tod (death) | ||||
Spaβ (fun) | Zwang (compulsion) | ||||
Glück (happiness) | Krieg (war) |
Please note that we individually adapted ingroup/outgroup words according to a participant’s preferred soccer club and political party, respectively. Shown here are examples for a FC Basel soccer fan (outgroup: FC Zuerich) and for a left-wing green party supporter (outgroup: right-wing Swiss People’s Party). Words in parentheses are English translations, words in brackets describe the word category.