Impact of sport on society Flashcards

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What are sociology’s two main concerns ?

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  1. Examining interactions and interdependence
  2. How human behaviours are controlled (agents of socialisation)
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What is soicety ?

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Organised groups of people associated for some specific purpose or with a shared common interest

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What is socialisation ?

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A life-long process where members of a society learn its norms, values, ideas, practices and roles in order to take place in that society

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What is priamary socialisation ?

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  • This happens in the family
  • We predominantly learn the values and attitudes of the value and attitudes of the family
  • Aquire human skills of love, sadness and empathy
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What is secondary socialisation ?

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  • comes from our environment
  • includes media, religion, workplace, peer, educationW
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What is gender socialisation ?

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  • Learning of behaviour and attitudes historically considered appropriate for a given sex
  • Agents of socialisation promotes gender roles
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What is social control ?

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  • an alteration in the social order of society
  • society is defined by change
  • sport as a vehicle for change
  • sport challenges stereotypes
  • challenges inequality
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What are examples of social change in sport ?

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  • creche for women in leisure centre
  • ‘This girl can’ campaign
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What are the types of issues that can happen in sports ?

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  • inequality
  • discrimination
  • stereotypes
  • myths - linked with ethnicity
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Why do people experoemce inequality in sports ?

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  • lack of money
  • lack of rolemodels
  • lack of confidence
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What can the inequality in sport participation lead to ?

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  • a lack of social interaction
  • further stereotyping
  • a lack of role models
  • lack of media coverage
  • reduction in confidence
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How does social change in sport have an affect and how can it happen ?

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  • needs to come from within sports with involvement from under-represented groups
  • Alteration of social order
  • Campaigns help educate, challenge stereotypes and positive change
  • Sport England - ‘This girl can’
  • The change Foundation - engages at risk young people through sports
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What more can be done with social change in sport ?

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  • clubs adjusting to the need of the minority groups
  • minority groups in decision making process
  • include members in national governing body
  • introduction of child-care facilities
  • women only classes
  • campaign promoting participation
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What is social stratification ?

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‘a type of social inequality where society is divided into different levels on the basis of a social characteristic such as wealth or status’
- layered society
- born into opportunities
- stratification creates a decrease social mobility
- maintains hegemonic group

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How does class in school affect experience ?

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  • difference affects the experience depending on state or private
  • better facilities
  • more opportunities
  • better trained staff
  • lower class = poorer health
  • low class have less disposable income (to buy equipment and fees)
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How does social class effect sports clubs ?

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  • other responsibilities in the home (young carer)
  • working class people may not be able to afford fees
  • survey indicates a large difference in participation and class for tennis with more people in managerial careers