Chapter 12 sports and entertainment Flashcards
Conditions necessary for play
Voluntary, certain times and places, for the except rules and enjoyment
Functions of play
Discharge of excess energy, safe outlet harmful impulses, which preferment, training for other functions in life, satisfaction of an innate urge to dominate
Three sociological views of how sports relate to society
The reflection thesis, reflects the values and social satisfaction of the larger society
Reinforcement thesis, reinforces the valleys of social satisfaction of the society
Resistance thesis, resist the values and social science section of
Sports and social class
Participation some sports is related to the wealth status
Sports on the economy
$50 billion industry in the US clothing lines product endorsement tourism and entertainment
Politicsand sports
Local state governments have become involved in sports businesses revenue taxes and tax breaks and stadiums
Sports and violence
Can also serve to undermine social norms that seeks to control aggression actions are deviant in the normal
Sports and media
Makes sports more sellable and has an economic impact
Three arguments in favor of high school sports
1 generate spirit unity that gives substance to the school 2 involve students in school activities and increase interest in academic activities 3 promote parental alumni and community support for all school programs
Three arguments against the participation of high school sports
Apply inappropriate pressure to the student and athlete, distract students from academic activities, focus more students in the role of the spectator
Three reasons women are continued underrepresentation and sports
1.lingering prejudice and stereotypes 2.lack of qualified women to coast and administer athletic programs 3.failure of women to apply leadership
Minimum of three inequalities that still exist
Boys and girls offer different sports when young, girls less encourage from parents, if you were sports enough of that scholarship for girls
Types of entertainment
Games, music, reading, radio, television, amusement parks, live performances, celebratio
Mass media
Forms of mass communication newspapers and television
Edutainment
That educates and entertains