AHS 107 - Quiz 2 Review

Question 1

Why are prole sports and pseudosports attractive to the lower class?

Accepted Answer

Excitement and emotional involvement

Question 2

The social paradigm of disability is shifting from...

Accepted Answer

Institutions to community

Question 3

Bodily capital can be converted to:

Accepted Answer

Cultural Capital, Economic Capital, Symbolic Capital, Social capital

Question 4

Attraction is...

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 5

Who is more likely to participate and watch sports in adults?

Accepted Answer

Those with high income, education, status and occupation

Question 6

Cosmetic fitness refers to surgically changing one's appearance to cover a defect.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 7

Which is NOT 1 of 3 significant facts affecting Indigenous Health?

Accepted Answer

Differences in physiology and anatomy

Question 8

Indigenous people define their health as comprised of:

Accepted Answer

Physical, mental, emotional and spiritual aspects

Question 9

What is different btwn how America and Canada define personal freedom?

Accepted Answer

America is individualistic, Canada emphasizes interdependence

Question 10

Which of these is NOT a way to express social class?

Accepted Answer

Developed and Developing

Question 11

Cosmetic Fitness refers to...?

Accepted Answer

Getting cosmetic surgery, Simply working out for the purpose of looking fit

Question 12

SES is a way to measure social class. This measure considers:

Accepted Answer

Education, Income, Possessions, Family, Occupation, Status

Question 13

Which of these social conditions is not affected by poverty?

Accepted Answer

Political Affiliation

Question 14

What is NOT a result of hyperfeminization in sport?

Accepted Answer

Reduces sports injury rates

Question 15

Obesity can lead to stigma, which can result in...?

Accepted Answer

Discrimination against people with obesity

Question 16

Which of the following social class groups has the highest rates of sport participation?

Accepted Answer

Upper-middle class

Question 17

Which of these scenarios is least likely?

Accepted Answer

Man and spouse, full-time jobs, in poverty

Question 18

What are some benefits of sports in the lower class?

Accepted Answer

It's a mobility escalator, positive effect on academics

Question 19

Capitalism depends on minimizing cost and maximizing consumption to generate profit

Accepted Answer

True

Question 20

Who will likely have the longest life based on longevity patterns?

Accepted Answer

Married woman

Question 21

An estimated, how many people are living in poverty in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Hundreds of Thousands

Question 22

In which sport are youth with low SES LEAST likely to participate?

Accepted Answer

Figure Skating

Question 23

Pick 1 of 2 macro approaches to social stratification?

Accepted Answer

Conflict - those with wealth and power resist change, Functional - inequality/stratification incentivise change

Question 24

In Canada, the gap btwn the rich and the poor is ______________ (slot does not indicate answer size)

Accepted Answer

Increasing

Question 25

What are 2 methods of measuring poverty in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Low-Income Cut-Off (LICO), Market Basket Approach

Question 26

The Theory of the Leisure Class, Conspicuous Consumption and Conspicuous Leisure: What do they have in common?

Accepted Answer

They describe actions done to draw attention and suggest wealth and status

Question 27

Max Weber suggested that people can ...

Accepted Answer

Be grouped into classes based on their access to resources, Have similar lifestyles based on class groupings

Question 28

Immigrants are treated when arriving in Canada as they are less healthy due to infectious disease in their home counties

Accepted Answer

False

Question 29

Which is NOT one of the 4 frequent causes of poverty?

Accepted Answer

Governmental

Question 30

Which of these does NOT affect health and longevity?

Accepted Answer

The size of your phalange

Question 31

A common source of weight stigma occurs between patients and doctors. This is because physicians...

Accepted Answer

Are more likely to make negative assumptions about a patient with obesity

Question 32

Social class is a way to express DIFFERENCES in society. While poverty denotes a lack of something.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 33

How does capitalism influence obesity?

Accepted Answer

Profit, Consumption culture, Focusing on the Consumer

Question 34

Feminism has been expressed in a negative light by some female athletes. This is because they:

Accepted Answer

Assume that feminists don't want gender equity in sports

Question 35

What is the POWAAA of LEISUUUURE!?

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 36

Gender ideology is based on a ________________ classification system

Accepted Answer

Two-Category

Question 37

Sports offer an opportunity for anyone who is talented to participate.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 38

Poverty impacts obesity by reducing healthy options

Accepted Answer

True

Question 39

It is suggested that women live longer than men because...

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 40

According to Kreiger (2011), which is NOT a reason why racialized persons experience poorer health outcomes?

Accepted Answer

Lack of experience in their field due to immigration

Question 41

Inequality is unjust; society should always seek to reduce inequalities for the good of everyone.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 42

Which of these is NOT part of the 6 myths the potential of sports?

Accepted Answer

Sports can have a positive impact on education

Question 43

Absolute poverty means lacking resources while Relative poverty refers to lacking in your social context.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 44

High SES individuals watch sports on expensive TV subscriptions, while low SES individuals attend events.

Accepted Answer

False

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AHS 107 - Quiz 2 Review

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