Sociocultrual Studies Flashcards

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What is a social group?

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Collections of people in a society.

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What is a barrier to participation?

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Factors that can prevent participation in sport.

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What are the social/user groups?

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  • Gender,
  • Ethnicity,
  • Age,
  • Family,
  • Disability.
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What are the effect of stereotypes on women participation in sport?

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It is less because they are judged for doing sport:

  • Sport is now male dominated,
  • Elite female performers receive less media coverage and sponsors
  • Facilities for woman have developed a lot slower than for men,
  • Woman coverage tends to focus on looks/ personal life, not their sporting career,
  • Less female role models,
  • Less money in female competition.
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What are the effect of stereotypes on ethnic minorities when participating in sport?

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  • Minorities tend to do sports they are associated with (cricket from Indian background),
  • It is believed that black people have better physiques so have an advantage,
  • Disproportional amount of coloured and white role models,
  • Impact of religious festivals on competition (fasting).
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What are barriers to participation?

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  • Lack of role models,
  • Lack of media coverage,
  • Stereotypes/ sexism,
  • Inclusiveness,
  • Attitude,
  • Access,
  • Culture/ religion,
  • Family commitments,
  • Leisure time,
  • Education,
  • Socio-economic.
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How is attitude a barrier to participation?

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  • The reputation of the sport may be unattractive (cycling with doping scandals),
  • Self motivation/ may become bored of the sport,
  • Stereotypical views on sports (football is for boys).
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How is a lack of role models a barrier for participation?

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  • No one to look up to for motivation,
  • Males dominate the media,
  • Negative role models.
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How is access a barrier to participation?

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  • May not be able to transport,
  • No facilities near by,
  • No provision for clubs,
  • Need specialist equipment that may be expensive or unavailable.
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How is lack of media coverage a barrier to participation?

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  • Male dominated,
  • Some sports dominate media (football),
  • Money making so won’t cover smaller sports because they get less clicks.
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How is sexism a barrier to participation?

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  • Attitude to sports means woman may feel embarrassed taking part because they are too masculine,
  • Sports are male dominated so harder for women to get money/ coverage,
  • less provision for woman clubs.
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How is religion/ culture a barrier to participation?

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  • Religious festivals may get in the way,
  • Some clothing is necessary to wear,
  • Religious commitments (prayer times).
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How is family commitments a barrier to participation?

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  • Lack of transport,

- Lack of free time.

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How is leisure time a barrier to participation?

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  • Education gets in the way (revision),
  • Clubs/facilities have closing times,
  • Timing of clubs training and matches ma clash with personal events.
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How is education a barrier to participation?

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  • Can only play sports at school,
  • Little education of sport,
  • No time to take part in sport because of school,
  • Friends may not take part so you don’t either.
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How is does socio-economics barrier participation?

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  • Clubs are expensive,
  • Transport is expensive,
  • Location may be too far/ expensive.
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How is inclusiveness a barrier to participation?

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Everyone should be included, if you are not, it is a barrier.

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What is commercialisation?

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Managing or exploiting in a way designed to make a profit (money made through sport).

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What are the three main factors of commercialisation?

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  • The sport,
  • The media,
  • Sponsors.
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How does the sport benefit from commercialisation?

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  • The sport gets funding from merchandise, selling streaming rights and sponsors
  • This can go into facilities and equipment,
  • Training coaches/ official,
  • Investing in technology to make the sport better to view/ fairer.
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How does the media benefit from commercialisation?

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  • Popular sports attract attention and money,
  • They can create subscription services so that people pay companies to watch sports online,
  • Can use advertisements of sports and events to promote their services.
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How do sponsorship benefit from commercialisation?

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  • They pay clubs/ players to promote their brand,
  • This gives more exposure to the brand and more customers buy from them,
  • Overall, they get profit and also increase their reputation as they associate with loved athletes.
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What is sponsorship?

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The provision of money or equipment/facilities to an individual/ club in order for financial gain.

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What are the three types of sponsorship?

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  • Financial,
  • Clothing and equipment (includes footwear),
  • Facilities.
25
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What is financial sponsorship?

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Paying an athlete/ club in order to endorse your products or business as a whole.

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What is clothing/ equipment sponsorship?

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Companies that makes sport clothes/ equipment will provide their products/ services to clubs/ athletes so they can endorse the brand. (The brand may also pay the club/ athletes money).

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What are sponsored facilities?

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When a brand builds/ helps to make a facility. This is often named after the brand. It can be stadiums or training facilities. e.g. Aon training complex (Man utd)

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What do sponsors gain out of brand deals?

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  • publicity,
  • improved image/ reputation,
  • Tax relief, can claim money back on sponsorship deals.
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How does the sport benefit from sponsors?

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  • Performers can focus on sport instead of their finances,
  • Sports can be promoted with the brand (publicity/ awareness),
  • Sponsored competitions will attract a lot of attention because of prize money,
  • Profile and image of sport can be raised.
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What are the disadvantages of sponsorship on the sport?

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  • Dates and times of games can be changed to suit the sponsor instead of the spectators,
  • Clothing/ equipment restrictions,
  • Some sponsors may withdraw if the athlete/ club gains a bad reputation,
  • Minority sports find it hard to obtain sponsorship.
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What are the 5 types of media?

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  • Television,
  • Radio,
  • Social media,
  • The press,
  • The internet.
32
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What are examples of how sport is shown on television?

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  • Match of the day,

- Sky sports pay per view.

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What are examples of how sport is shown on the radio?

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  • BBC 5LIVE,
  • Talk sport,
  • Podcasts.
34
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What are examples of how sport is shown by the press?

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  • Digital newspapers (The Sun),

- Magazines.

35
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What are examples of how sport is shown on the internet?

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  • Youtube (match highlights)

- Websites

36
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What are examples of how sport is shown on social media?

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  • Personal accounts (athlete),
  • Club accounts,
  • League accounts,
  • Fan accounts.
37
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What are the advantages of commercialisation on performers?

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  • They get more money,
  • Publicity,
  • Sponsorship,
  • More time to train,
  • Better equipment/ facilities.
38
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What are the disadvantages of commercialisation on performers?

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  • Too much publicity,
  • Must attend events,
  • Loss of sponsorship because of poor results/ personal life.
39
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What are the advantages of commercialisation on the sport?

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  • Increase income,
  • Development of new competitions,
  • Increase media coverage + awareness.
40
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What are the disadvantages of commercialisation on the sport?

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  • Media concentrates on the best (no minority sports),

- Sponsors control the sports (viewing times).

41
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What are the advantages of commercialisation on officials?

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  • Full time officials, get paid more,

- Profiles of officials have increased/ more respected.

42
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What are the disadvantages of commercialisation on officials?

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  • Criticism on decisions,
  • Linked in with bias/ cheating,
  • Abuse from players and fans.
43
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What are the advantages of commercialisation on spectators?

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  • Facilities are improved for watching,
  • More informed (replays + stats),
  • Can buy merchandise,
  • More chances to watch sport.
44
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What are the disadvantages of commercialisation on spectators?

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  • Armchair fans don’t attend games in person,

- Game times change (early games to stop alcohol consumption).

45
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What are Performance enhancing drugs?

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Chemical substances that, when entered into the body, it can alter the biological balance of your body. This can give players an unfair advantage.

46
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What are the PEDs we have to know?

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  • Stimulants,
  • Narcotic analgesics,
  • Peptide hormones (EPO),
  • Anabolic steroids,
  • Diuretics,
  • Blood doping,
  • Beta blockers.
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What are stimulants?

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  • Speeds up parts of the brain,
  • Increases mental awareness/ arousal,
  • Reduces fatigue.
48
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What are the side effects of stimulants?

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  • High blood pressure,
  • Increase risk of stroke,
  • Irregular heart beat,
  • Addiction.
    e. g. caffeine/ amphetamine
49
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What are narcotic analgesics?

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  • Very strong pain killers,
  • Can train for longer.
    e. g. heroin/ morphine
50
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What are the side effects of narcotic analgesics?

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  • Low blood pressure,
  • Constipation,
  • Los of concentration.
51
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What are anabolic agents?

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  • Increase the rate of muscle growth,
  • Speeds up recovery time,
  • Increases testosterone.
    e. g. steroids.
52
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What are the side effects of anabolic agents?

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  • Shrink testicles,
  • Cause high blood pressure,
  • Increase risk of heart attack,
  • Damage liver and kidney,
  • Woman get deeper voices, hairy and shrink tiddies,
  • Change in mood/ aggression.
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What is EPO?

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  • Stimulates the production of muscle growing hormones, in the human body,
  • Increases the production of red blood cells,
  • Most common type of drug,
  • Improves aerobic respiration.
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What are the side effects of EPO?

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  • Blood becomes thicc,

- Increases risk of heart attack/ attack.

55
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What are beta blockers?

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  • Drugs taken calm down/ reduces the effects of adrenaline,
  • Reduces heart rate and muscle tension,
  • Improves fine control,
  • Reduces nervousness.
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What are the side effects of beta blockers?

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  • Nausea,
  • Poor circulation,
  • Heart problems,
  • Tiredness.