Kines Final Flashcards

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Social class relations are related to sports and sports participation because

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organized sports and access to them depend on material resources.

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In the discussion of retirement from competitive sports, the author notes that there is a growing belief that sports organizations should

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assist athletes during their transition into other parts of their lives.

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Data suggest that the number of opportunities for African Americans to make significant incomes in professional sports are

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scarce relative to the size of the African American population as a whole.

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In the example of how age relations operate in sports, it was explained that the organization of youth sports programs generally reflects

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adults’ ideas about what children should be doing and learning.

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According to political theorist Antonio Gramsci, the people who sponsor activities that provide popular pleasure and entertainment in society often do so to

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deliver messages about what should be important in people’s lives.

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At the same time that public money in cities and states has been used to fund the construction of sport venues

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fewer people can afford to buy tickets to see local teams.

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After looking at data on the nations and athletes that win medals at the Olympic and Paralympic Games, the author concludes that these events

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are a celebration of wealth and economic inequality.

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Among people born in the U.S., the odds of playing professional sports are

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extremely limited for women from all ethnic backgrounds.

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As defined in the chapter, social stratification refers to

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structured forms of inequality that affect people’s life chances.

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In the Sports Business Journal’s rankings of the most influential people in [U.S.] sports business, the people most represented in the top 20 of the 2018 list were

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CEOs of media and media marketing companies.

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At any point in time in a culture, dominant sport forms

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represent the interests of people who have power in that culture.

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Pleasure and participation sports generally emphasize

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an ethic of good health.

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The popularity of power and performance sports is connected with gender relations because these sports

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celebrate physical superiority and dominating others.

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The Gay Games are an example of

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people seeking an alternative to dominant sport forms.

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Organization and rationalization have a tendency to undermine the

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element of play in sports.

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Telecommunications and the electronic media will influence the future because

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people use media content to form standards for assessing their experiences.

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When people have conservative goals for changing sports, they emphasize

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the growth and efficiency of existing sport programs.

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Few people have radical goals for changing sports because people who support radical goals usually

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focus on changing living conditions more than changing sports.

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When joining opposition groups to establish a vantage point for changing sports, a person is most likely to be successful when working to

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create more diverse sport spaces at a local level.