stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
SRM 242 Finale Exam Review Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
SRM 242 Finale Exam Review
SRM 242 Finale Exam Review
41 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
571 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
41 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
41
Answers
1
many of the actions accepted in sports may be defined as deviant outside sports
False
True
2
Norms are important because they identify unchanging ideas about what is right and wrong in human behavior
True
False
3
odds for achieving success vary from one social class to another.
Social stratification
Life chances
None of the above
Social Class
4
People in a particular social class share similar
life chances
in a society.
False
True
5
The combined influence of social class and gender prevent low-income women from playing many sports this is explained by
Hegemonic masculinity
None of the above
Compounding privilege
Intersectionality
6
Theory- Society is a system of structures and relationships shaped by economy
Functionalist
Figurational
Conflict
Critical
7
shared interpretive framework
ideology
all of the above
social constructions
social phenonmena
8
Which group used sports for political purposes first?
Black athletes of 1960's
Team owners
Black Athletes of the 2000's
Politicians
9
Using tax money to build sports stadiums often results in public money being transferred to wealthy individuals
True
False
10
airtime given to women’s sports on sports news has increased as women’s sports participation has increased.
False
True
11
fear of being publicly homosexualized?
Gender Identity
Homohysteria
Sexual Orientation
Great Sport Myth
12
Deviant underconformity is dangerous because, it is associated with unquestioned acceptance of a coach’s rules.
False
True
13
Structured forms of economic inequalities that are part of the organization of everyday social life.
Social Class
Life chances
Social stratification
None of the above
14
The type of media most dependent on sports are books and magazines.
False
True
15
When sports become commercialized there is a tendency for aesthetic orientations to be replaced by heroic orientations.
False
True
16
Thoey= Focus on cultural production, power relations, ideological struggles
Critical
Conflict
Functionalist
Interactionist
17
to best sell sports to mass audiences and attract sponsors sports emphasize
Heroic orientations over Aesthetic orientations
Aesthetic orientations over Heroic Orientations
Socialist economies over market economics
Small markets over Large Markets
18
legitimizes men's dominant position in society
Inclusive masculinity
Hegemonic femininity
Feminist theory
Hegemonic masculinity
19
use of performance enhancing drugs is considered
Deviant Ideology
None of the above
Formal deviance
Informal deviance
20
As commercialization increases, the decision-making in sports organizations moves closer to the interests of athletes
False
True
21
violence that violates the rules but is routine and accepted
Borderline
Criminal
Quasicriminal
Brutal body contact
22
the idea that sports should be divorced from politics is relatively new.
True
False
23
disobeying, ignoring, or rejecting norms
deviant underconformity
deviant overconformity
24
Class ideology in the US is based on
Belief that the US is a meritocracy and belief in socialism
Belief in the American Dream and rejection of the the US is a meritocracy
None of the above
Belief in the American Dream and Belief that the US is a meritocracy
25
Which theory states that boys and men are culturally compelled to express homophobic and sexist attitudes
Great Sport Myth
Homophobic Theory
Inclusive Masculinity theory
Gender Theory
26
categories of people who share an economic position in society
Class Relations
Class Ideology
Social Class
Social Stratification
27
Do sports depend on the media?
Depends on how you define sports
All of the above
No
Yes
28
ideas, traits, or actions perceived by others to fall outside the normal range of acceptance in a society.
ideology
norm
framework
deviance
29
The relationship between sports and politics began to change after the civil war. Why?
All of the above
Sport wasn't a good way to drum up votes anymore
Politicization of sport presented a new threat to the racial order
People worried that black athletes might gain popularity through sport
30
Most NBA players come from relatively advantaged social origins, this ____________ sports as a meritocracy
Both
Neither
Supports
Challenges
31
Making existing sports more exciting and understandable for spectators is an example of changes to
People and organizations
Orientations of athletes, coaches, sponsors
None of the above
Internal structure/goals
32
interrelated ideas and beliefs that people use to understand economic inequalites
Social Stratification
Social Class
Life chances
Class ideology
33
The idea that resources (money, power) influence what sports you play is explained by
the myth of life chances
inclusive masculinity
the myth of social class
Social Class
34
A form of social organization in which rewards go to people who earn them due to their abilities and qualification
Meritocracy
Social Stratification
American Dream
Class Ideology
35
Which is NOT an element of the Sport Ethic?
Dedication to "the game"
Strive for distinction
Obey your coach
Accept risks and play through pain
36
vision of boundless opportunities for individuals to succeed economically based on hard work and consumption.
Class Ideology
Social Stratification
American Dream
Meritocracy
37
pitch clock, larger bases, and banning defensive shifts can be understood as an impact of
The Sport Ethic
Social stratification
Gender ideology
Commercialization
38
According to the typology of violence, which type of violence is a late hit in football?
Borderline
Criminal
Brutal body contact
Quasicriminal
39
how a person views their own gender and the words they use to describe it.
Gender Identity
Sex Assigned at Birth
Sexual orientation
Gender expression
40
notions expressed as ideas "to keep men manly and keep women womanly"
Conflict theory
Feminist theory
Gender superiority
Dominant gender ideology
41
Playing through an injury due to a coaches orders is an example of.
Formal deviance
Deviant underconformity
Informal deviance
Deviant overconformity