Which of the following is an example of covert discrimination?

not selecting a player for a position due to their religion

An organised group of people associated by a shared interest

The Rooney Rule requires national football teams in the USA to interview:

minority candidates for head coach & senior operation jobs

What is primary socialisation

learning basic values & accepted behaviours in early years

'TIME' can be used to describe the main barriers to participation in sports. It stands for:

Time, Income, Motivation, Education

Key causes of inequality (MR MC) stands for:

Money, Role models, Myths, Confidence

Learning values, ideals & roles to take a place in society

Segregation, in relation to how disability sport may be played means:

Separate participation e.g. Paralympics

Social inequality can disadvantage young people 's participation in sport due to: (Choose2)

low income & less money to spend on equipment, poor health

Barriers to women's participation in sport can be summarised by 'TRIPS'. This stands for:

Time, Role Models, Income/costs, PE programmes, Sponsorship

Secondary socialisation...

occurs during later years when peers & school influence

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1
Which of the following is an example of covert discrimination?
not selecting a player for a position due to their religion
telling a player they have to be a GK because they are tall
verbally abusing a player with a racist chant
not allowing a player to wear head scarves for H&S reasons
2
An example of an activity specifically designed for disabled people is:
Wheelchair basketball
Boccia
Handball
Wheelchair tennis
3
What is a society?
A group of people
A group of people who like socials
A process of socialising
An organised group of people associated by a shared interest
4
The Rooney Rule requires national football teams in the USA to interview:
Wayne Rooney's management consultancy candidates
all candidates who apply for positions
only those they feel are suitable candidates
minority candidates for head coach & senior operation jobs
5
What would encourage more 10-15yr olds and 16-20yr olds to take part in sport?
range of things to do in one place
hair styling facilities
clean changing rooms
celebrities advertise services
6
What is primary socialisation
learning basic values & accepted behaviours in early years
going to primary school
occurs during later years when peers & school influence
socialising in primary schools
7
What term describes 'a social inequality where society has levels based on status or wealth' ?
social class
society
social stratification
socialisation
8
'TIME' can be used to describe the main barriers to participation in sports. It stands for:
Time, Income, Money, Education
Time, lack of Ideas, Motivation, Education
Time, Income, Motivation, Education
Type, Income, Motivation, Education
9
Key causes of inequality (MR MC) stands for:
Money, Role models, Makeup, Confidence
Money Rumours, Myths, Confidence
Money, Role models, Myths, Confidence
Mr Mcarthur
10
Socialisation is...
Learning values, ideals & roles to take a place in society
An organised group of people associated for a purpose
Meeting friends on a social basis
Socialising with lots of people
11
Segregation, in relation to how disability sport may be played means:
Separate participation e.g. Paralympics
Integrated participation e.g. London marathon
12
to form an unfavourable opinion of an individual often based on inadequate fact is called:
equal opportunities
prejudice
discrimination
stereotyping
13
Which organisation exists to actively engage the disadvantaged & black&ethnic minority pop?
Sporting Equals
StreetGames
EfDS
Women in Sport
14
Social inequality can disadvantage young people 's participation in sport due to: (Choose2)
a good PE programme
low income & less money to spend on equipment
better health
poor health
15
Barriers to women's participation in sport can be summarised by 'TRIPS'. This stands for:
Time, Rules, Income/costs, PE programmes, Sports available
Time, Rules, Income/costs, PE programmes, Sponsorship
Time, Role Models, Income/costs, PE programmes, Sponsorship
Type of sport, Roles, Income, PE programmes, Sponsorship
16
How individuals behave in a society is a theoretical perspective called?
interacting
social inequality
obeying
the interactionist approach
17
Secondary socialisation...
means attending secondary school
occurs during later years when peers & school influence
is an additional social life
is learning basic values & accepted behaviour in early years

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