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SOC Chapter 14 Sport and the Mass Media
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Which of the following is an example of a functionalist perspective of media?
It shapes social interactions in society.
It maintains the present social order.
It supports the stability of society.
It misrepresents minorities.
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Established rules in sports is a key component of
secularization.
specialization.
bureaucratization.
rationalization.
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media execs, editors, or reporters who can choose to pursue/not pursue a particular news story
stackers
gatekeepers
opinion leaders
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Secularization refers to
the ability to measure progress.
distinction from other institutions.
competition between sports teams.
the making of money.
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Which development in mass communications was developed by the Sumerians?
movable type
paper
newspapers
cuneiform writing
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What is the process where media decides the issues that will receive coverage?
agenda setting
opinion leaders
social capital
spiral of silence
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The Greeks building athletic facilities and providing pensions for athletes is an example of
secularization.
equality
specialization.
rationalization.
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The digital divide describes the gap between
those with access to technology.
old and young.
those with access to government.
women and men.
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respected individuals in the community
opinion leaders
gatekeepers
stackers
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Which activity is linked with the bureaucratization of sports?
establishing methods of measurement
establishing rules
establishing equality
establishing an organization
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practice of giving people central/ noncentral positions on the basis of race or ethnicity
stacking
gatekeepers
inequality
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Which of the following is not a characteristic that distinguishes sport as a social institution
quantification
urbanization
specialization
secularization
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Which of the following is not required for something to be considered a sport?
competition
outdoors
physical skill
rules
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What are media execs, editors, or reporters called who open/close the gate on a story?
social capitalists
gatekeepers
none of these
opinion leaders
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Which of the following sports is an example of direct competition?
shot put
pole vault
figure skating
football
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What is the gap between those with access to new technologies and those without called?
the spiral of silence
the great divide
the knowledge-gap hypothesis
the digital divide
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Respected people n the community who evaluate media messages & pass the info 2 friends r called
lobbyists.
opinion leaders.
gatekeepers.
sociologists.
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Which of the these is not considered a valid perspective for studying sport as a social issue?
gender mentality
conflict theorist
interactionist viewpoint
functionalist perspective
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Stacking refers to assigning people to sports positions based on
desire.
experience.
skill.
race.
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What do conflict theorists believe about minority representation in media?
Misrepresentation reinforces social inequality for them.
Underrepresentation allows them to become better educated.
Watching too much television gives them an advantage.
none of these
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Which of the following terms can be linked to the process of rationalization?
calculation
measurement
control
all of these
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everything that makes up a community
spiral of silence
gatekeepers
social capital
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a community in which the exchange of information is the main social and economic activity
digital divide
spiral of silence
information society
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Johannes Gutenberg invented
the telegraph.
paper.
the Internet.
moveable type.
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Which of the following is an example of indirect competition measured against a pre-set scale?
pole vault
football
gymnastics
baseball
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Which sector of society benefits, according to the knowledge-gap hypothesis?
older Americans
wealthy and educated
young and healthy
white Americans
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Which perspective argues that media messages are skewed because media is owned by the elite?
interactionist perspective
functionalist perspective
conflict perspective
all of these
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situation where people accept a view, which causes people who disagree less likely to disagree
spiral of silence
knowledge-gap hypothesis
digital divide
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When following sports, white fans tend to prefer watching which types of players?
white
black
hispanic
none of these
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having roles, norms, and values that distinguish it from other institutions
bureaucratization
rationalization
secularization
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The conflict perspective focuses on sport in terms of
social norms.
social inequality.
social integration.
social safety valves.
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Which of the following sports is an example of indirect competition?
pole vault
football
baseball
figure skating
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the merging of different media technologies
information society
spiral of silence
media convergence
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the gap between those with access to new technologies and those without
knowledge-gap hypothesis
digital divide
social capital
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the action where every aspect of human behavior is subject 2 calculation, measurement & control
rationalization
secularization
bureaucratization
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as new info enters society, the wealthy & educated get it faster than poor & less-educated
spiral of silence
digital divide
knowledge-gap hypothesis
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The knowledge-gap hypothesis concerns the ability of people to access
information.
health care.
natural resources.
sports.
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After passing Title IX, participation in sports for whom increased dramatically?
minorities
women
none of these
senior citizens
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act of setting the boundaries of public debate by deciding what issues will get media coverage
agenda setting
knowledge-gap hypothesis
spiral of silence
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Which of the following social perspectives focuses on how sport provides a distraction?
interactionist perspective
functionalist perspective
conflict perspective
none of these
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Which of the following is not a focus of the interactionist perspective of sport?
symbols
norms
inequality
values
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Social networks & the norms paired with them that encourage ppl to do things for each other is
state capitals.
social capital.
the digital divide.
networking.
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competitive games that r won/lost on the basis of physical skills & played with specific rules
sport
competition
games
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Minorities are still underrepresented in which role in sports?
quarterback
punter
pitcher
coach
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act that bars discrimination on the basis of gender at any institution receiving federal funds
Title X
Title XI
Title IX
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Which of the following is not considered a sport?
pole vaulting
chess
football
gymnastics
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Which form of media is declining in use among Americans?
MP3s
newspapers
the Internet
TV