Sociology Sport and Mass Media

True-False: All games that involves competition are sport.

The 3 most popular team sports in terms of participation in America are all of these except:

The big media innovation of the 1400s was:

Quantification has to do with:

Social institutions include all of these EXCEPT:

You should know what each f these terms refers to.

All of these were characteristics of both sport and industrialization except:

All of these are social institutions EXCEPT:

True-False: Sports on Print Media and Radio are financially failing enterprises.

Sports:

The deviant behavior that is considered the most common deviant behavior for athletes is:

True-False: Stacking no longer exists in coaching in American sports.

A community in which the exchange of information is the main social and economic activity is:

Read all choices before answering: Which is/are considered new institutions (last 30 years)?

As we learned it, stacking refers to:

A "collection of individuals banded together in pursuit of a common purpose" is the definition:

(All of these is an option that may be correct): For something to be a sport it must have:

The conflict perspective for both sport and media emphasizes:

You should also know what is meant by the other terms used in the previous questions.

All of these were characteristics of both sport and industrialization except:

(All of these is a choice.) The functionalist says sport is valuable because it:

The idea that media are no longer separate entities is known as:

Know the effects of violence in media and the general effects of media on children.

All of these are considered sociological perspectives except:

T-F: Sociologists say that posting a comment is easier to do than to say something to someone.

True-False: Men and women athletes in the U.S. are paid the same.

All of these are true stats except:

True-False: Attendance at women's college games is almost equal to attendance at men's games.

Title IX: