Topic 6 : Socio-cultral Influences In Sport Flashcards

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Why has the government tried to increase participation in sport over the last 50 years ?

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Huge benefits it has on a persons health and wellbeing

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3 categories of health benefits of physical activity ?

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-physical health benefits
-social health benefits
- mental health benefits

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Physical health benefits ?

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-reduces risk of certain diseases

-improved body shape

-improved heart function and health

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3 Social health benefits …

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-improve team work

-meet new friends

-develop communication skills

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3 Mental health benefits …

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-reduce stress /anxiety

-release serotonin

-increase confidence / self esteem

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6
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What % of low income people play sport?

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26%

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What % of disabled people play sport?

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17%

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8
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What % of people regularly participate insport

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36%

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Main barriers to participation? And explanation for each

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1) accessibility
Less access to clubs facilities and resources. Eg: girls football

2)attitudes
Negative attitudes formed through bad experiences

3)role models
Young people have no one to look up to

4)media coverage
Sports less covered in media

5)stereotyping (racism/ sexism )
Negative stereotypes that certain groups can’t participate in sports

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Which of the 5 factors does gender being a barrier for sport link to. (AARMS). Example

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-media coverage
-Role models
-negative stereotypes (sexism)
-access to reasources

Eg : Being undermined as a woman playing football

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Which of the 5 factors does ethnic groups /race religion culture being a barrier for sport link to. (AARMS). Example

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-access
-stereotyping

Eg: cricket played by Indian /
Pakistan . Golf seen as a white sport

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Which of the 5 factors does family and friends being a barrier for sport link to. (AARMS). Example

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Role models- no role models to motivate you.

Accessibility - providing traansport

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Which of the 5 factors does participation and disability being a barrier for sport link to. (AARMS). Example

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-Acess/availability , lack of specialist facilities

-stereotyping / discrimination , assuming disabled people can’t play sport

  • role models and media coverage , lack of awareness of disabled athletes and funding.

Eg: Disabled people being told they can’t play sports

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14
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2 ways of increasing participation among disabled people..

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-Adapted sports

-integration

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15
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What is commercialisation?

Example

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The process of brining a product to the market in order to make a profit

Eg: making a new football boot

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What’s sponsorship?

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Provision of funds or other forms of support to an individuals or event in return for some commercial return

17
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What’s the media?

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Main methods of receiving information/ communication

18
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3 types of sponsorships?
Example for each

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-clothing / shoes
Better boots allow a footballer to turn with more control

-equipment
New bike will allow improved performance cycling

-facilities
All weather ground surfaces for a rugby team

19
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What are the 3 parts of the golden triangle?

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Sport spectators

Bussines sponsors

Media

20
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Advantages of the golden triangle?

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-increased money / sponsor ship for athletes —-> train full time

-money for better facilities

-sports more popular due to increased media coverage

-more coverage for spectators

-increased number of competitions/ events

-athletes become role models > increased participation

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Disadvantages of the golden triangle …

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-athletes have extra commitments to sponsors

  • increased pressure on athletes due to bigger audiences

-more breaks for ads which disrupts play for athlete

-different times for matches

  • neglect less popular sports
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Advantages of sponsorships …

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-Increased money for athlete/ sport —> increase in performance

-free facilities —-> more training time

-new technologically advanced kit —-> increased performance

  • increased brand awareness for company
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Disadvantages of sponsorships …

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-increased commitments for team/ athlete

  • brand associated with negative behaviour
  • poor results may lead to loose of sponsorship
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Advantages of increased media coverage …

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-raises profile of sport/ athlete so likely to get more money from sponsorship

  • creates positive role models
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Disadvantages of increased media coverage …

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-increased pressure on athlete

  • mistakes of performer highlighted
  • lower attendance at games as it’s cheaper online
26
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What’s performance analysis software?

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-provides info on performances , fitness levels