Socio-cultural issues in Sport Flashcards

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anabolic steroids

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  • increase muscle mass and size
  • increase strength and power
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narcotic analgesics

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  • reduces pain caused by injury or fatigue
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3
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human growth hormone

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  • increases muscle mass
  • increased blood glucose
  • increased recovery
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4
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beta blockers

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  • reduces HR
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5
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EPO

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  • increases red blood cells and haemoglobin
  • increase o2 transport
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diuretics

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  • increased urine output
  • masks other drugs
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blood doping

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  • increases RBC + haemoglobin
  • increase 02 transport
  • increase aerobic capacity
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what are the physiological reasons for drug use?

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  • increase energy stores
  • masks injuries
  • lose weight
  • increase alertness
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what are the psychological reasons for drug use?

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  • steady nerves
  • increase focus
  • increase aggression
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what are the social reasons for drug use?

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  • pressure
  • financial earnings
  • win at all costs
  • fear of losing
  • believes others are using
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consequences of drug use?

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  • it is cheating
  • serious physiological side effects
  • illegal and leads to punishment
  • sets a and example, negative role models
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12
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what strategies are used to limit use of PEDS?

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  • random testing
  • stricter punishments for offenders (life long bans)
  • better coordination between organisations involved in drug detection ( WADA, UK anti doping)
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13
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what are the advantages of legal supplements?

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  • improve general health
  • enhance sporting performance
  • build muscle, increase stamina, improve recovery
  • increased alertness, reaction time
  • safe to use
  • within the rules of sport
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14
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What are the reasons for player violence?

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  • rivalries
  • importance of the contest
  • previous experiences
  • arousal levels
  • reaction to decision
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how can player violence be prevented?

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punishment- long term bans/ fines
officials- better trained/ more of
education- anger management classes
technology- multiple camera angles

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16
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what are the reasons for spectator violence?

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  • alcohol
  • drugs
  • frustration due to decisions and outcome
  • gangs
  • rivalry
17
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how can spectator violence be prevented?

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  • all seater stadiums
  • increased policing
  • alcohol bans in stadium
  • earlier kick offs
  • segregation of fans
  • CCTV
18
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what are the factors leading to commercialisation of sport?

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  • growing interest and spectatorship
  • more media interest
  • professionalism
  • advertising
  • sponsorship
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what are the positive impacts of commercialisation?

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  • more sport available to watch may inspire participation and healthy lifestyles
  • can promote sport and positive role models
  • more ticket sales
  • sponsorship
  • increased media coverage
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what are the positive effects of the media on sport?

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  • media increases commercialisation meaning more money is available
    -increases participation
  • creation of role models
21
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what strategies can be used to prevent drop out rates of sport?

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  • psychological support
  • media training
  • medical support
  • training adaptations
22
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what are the impacts of modern technology on elite performance?

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  • injury treatment
  • enhanced training through aids such as hypoxic training
  • improved equipment: more aerodynamic
  • sport science support through biomechanics, video analysis
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what are the impacts of modern technology on general participation?

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  • disabled participants can take part using adapted wheelchairs
  • mass production of sports equipment means its more accessible and affordable
  • technology motivates people through the feedback provided
24
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what are the roles of national sport institutes?

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  • provide sport science support
  • medical support
  • talent id schemes
  • world class performance environments
25
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what is the role of UK sport?

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  • athlete funding for every NGB athlete nominated
  • elite coaching development
  • finances national institutions
  • implements talent ID schemes that uncovers untapped talent
26
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what are the factors leading to commercialisation of sport?

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  • sponsorship
  • advertising
  • more media interest
  • growing spectatorship
27
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what are the problems with gambling in sport?

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  • increased likelihood of match fixing
  • performers can develop addiction
  • gambling companies provide sponsorship which sets a negative modelling
  • large advertising of gambling
  • an increase in illegal betting
28
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what are the positives with hosting a global sports event?

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  • increased income for the city
  • increased employment
  • increased tourism
  • increase In travel networks
  • international respect
29
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what are the negatives with hosting a global sports event?

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  • expensive
  • risk of financial lost
  • disruption for the locals
  • risk of terrorism
30
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what is the background to the modern Olympic Games?

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  • founded by Baron Pierre in 1896
  • inspired by English public schools athleticism
  • founded on the values of moral integrity and physical endeavour
  • inspired by Much-Wenlock games
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