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SEP 271 Exam 1
SEP 271 Exam 1
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1
Myles hits the qb with a helmet... This is an example of hostile aggression
False
True
2
What time period did the rise of the modern spectator sport occur?
1800s
1900s
1600s
1700s
3
Which of the following is NOT true about American values?
Values are the basis for decision making
Values vary between different people
Values are always consistent with behavior
Values are based in culture
4
What are two important goals in Sport Sociology? (2 answers)
To show that sport is a microcosm of society
To critically assess societal norms
To increase performance in athletes
To critically asses athlete performance
5
Which of the following is NOT a common sport where eating disorders are present?
Swimming
Gymnastics
Wrestling
Jockeying
6
Which of the following theories are variants of Conflict Theory?
Hegemony Theory
All of the above
Race Theory
Feminist Theory
7
Tom is a freshman who is forced to carry the older players equipment and clean their gear. Tom is experiencing...
Hazing
Abuse
Initiation
Violence
8
Which Technological Revolution advanced sport in the 1800s?
The radio
The television
The steam engine
The automobile
9
The first intercollegiate competition was a rowing match between what two colleges?
Brown and Harvard
Harvard and Yale
Yale and Cornell
Cornell and Harvard
10
Instinct theory is "just our nature"
False
True
11
Which of the following is NOT a source of violence?
Hazing
Steroids
Fan Violence
Media
12
Jerry wants to win the hockey game so he hits players harder than usual
Hostile Aggression
Assertive
Instrumental aggression
13
American values are consistent with behavior
False
True
14
Which of the following represents corporate sport?
Club sports
Pick-up basketball game
NHL game
High school football
15
____ generally involve some set of rules; no specific beginning or end; may or may not be physically challenging.
Competition
Games
Sport
Play
16
_________ Theory focuses on what holds groups together (a system in harmony)
Functionalism
Interactionalist
Conflict
17
Which of the following DOES pertain to Social Learning Theory?
Behaviors that are socially learned by observation
The Bobo Doll Study
Behaviors that are socially learned by reinforcement
All of the above
18
An adult breaks the law by streaking naked at a children football game... Whats the best apporach
Constructionist
Absolutist
19
Player not acting out against coach wrong doings is an example of what?
Over Conformity
UnderConformity
20
True or False: Borderline violence is a violent action that is allowed within the official rules of a sport.
True
False
21
An athlete takes steroids in order to help their team win. This is an example of ...
Overconformity
Underconformity
22
A player decides to take steroids after seeing two others do it to improve their performance, this is an example of...
Violence
Hubris
Aggression
Contagion Effect
23
_____ systematically examines the patterns of human interaction interpersonally, in groups, and organization.
Sociology
Physiology
Psychology
Sport psychology
24
Focuses on political, economic, and cultural patterns of dominance and influence in society
Hegemony theory
All of the above
Functionalist theory
Conflict theory
25
Agression is?
The use of excessive physical force, which causes or has the potential to
All of the above
Distinct from but sometimes incorporating bullying and assault
Any form of behavior directed toward the goal of harming another
26
Interactionist theory is the exclusive focus on the meaning we give to others lives
False
True
27
Which theory believes that all behavior outside of the norm Black and White is deviant?
Constructionist
Absolutist
28
Deviance is BEST explained by...
Violation of norms
A holding penalty
Breaking the law
A foul in basketball
29
Which of these is NOT a factor for fan violence?
Drinking, young males
Noisy Crowd
Indoor crowd
Large crowd
