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Week 6 - Sporting Capital Theory
Week 6 - Sporting Capital Theory
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How can sporting capital be used to develop sport interventions?
By promoting technological innovations in sports
By focusing on individual athletic performance
By leveraging social networks to encourage participation
By increasing funding for sports facilities
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It is crucial to consider sporting capital & external barriers when designing interventions to increase participation
True
False
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Which of the following sport development principles align with Rowe's theory for promoting sports participation?
Focusing on elite sports performance
Offering financial incentives to athletes
Building high-tech sports facilities
Creating inclusive and supportive sports communities
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What is the primary focus of Rowe's theory of sporting capital?
Technological advancements in sports
Economic benefits of sports
Physical health improvements from sports
Building sporting capital to increase participation
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Which of the following can be developed through sporting capital according to Rowe?
Economic Capital
Human Capital
Cultural Capital
Social capital
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How can sporting capital contribute to the success of sport interventions in underserved communities?
By building physical literacy
By enhancing the confidence of participants
By fostering social networks and community support
By providing advanced sports equipment
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Which of the following is an example of cultural capital in sports?
Social networks formed through sports
Physical fitness and athletic skills
Financial investments in sports facilities
Knowledge of sports rules and traditions
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Which of the following best describes the role of social capital in sports?
It emphasizes the cultural significance of sports in society
Social networks and relationships that facilitate cooperation and support
Financial investments in sports infrastructure
Physical skills and abilities of athletes
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How does the socio-cultural context influence the development of sporting capital?
Shapes social networks for sports participation
Influences cultural attitudes towards sports
Determines financial resources for sports
Impacts sports infrastructure availability
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Why is understanding the socio-cultural context important in underserved communities?
It helps create inclusive sports programs.
It focuses on elite sports performance.
It ensures financial resources are maximized.
It helps to address specific community needs.
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Which of the following best defines sporting capital?
Financial investments in sports infrastructure
Technological advancements in sports equipment
Combination of social, psychological & physical attributes
Individual athletic performance
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What are potential benefits of applying Rowe's theory of sporting capital to community sports programs?
Improved athletic performance at the elite level
Development of new sports technologies
Enhanced social cohesion and community engagement
Increased participation in sports activities
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How does Rowe's theory of sporting capital view the relationship between sports and community development?
Sports primarily benefit individual athletes.
Sports are mainly a source of economic revenue.
Sports have little impact on community development.
Sports can foster community development through social connections.
