Which sociological perspective views sports as a mechanism for maintaining social stability and cohesion?

Sociological Theories in Sports Flashcard

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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Functionalist Perspective
Answer explanation
The Functionalist Perspective views sports as a means to promote social stability and cohesion by fostering shared values, norms, and community identity, thus contributing to the overall functioning of society.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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True or False: The interactionist perspective focuses on individual and small-group interactions in sports.
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True
Answer explanation
True. The interactionist perspective emphasizes the significance of individual and small-group interactions in sports, focusing on how these interactions shape experiences and behaviors.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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Which sociological theory critiques the commercialization of sports and exploitation of athletes?
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Conflict Perspective
Answer explanation
The Conflict Perspective critiques the commercialization of sports by highlighting how it exploits athletes for profit, emphasizing power dynamics and inequality in the sports industry.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What does the critical feminist perspective primarily focus on in the context of sports?
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Gender inequality and sexism
Answer explanation
The critical feminist perspective in sports primarily examines gender inequality and sexism, highlighting how these issues affect women's participation and representation in sports, making this the correct focus.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which of the following is a key feature of the functionalist perspective on sports? The commercialization of sports, The role of sports in maintaining social order, The development of athletes' identities, The criticism of gender inequalities in sports
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The role of sports in maintaining social order
Answer explanation
The functionalist perspective emphasizes how sports contribute to social stability and cohesion, highlighting their role in maintaining social order, which is the correct choice.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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True or False: The interactionist perspective views sports as a tool for unifying entire nations during major events.
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False
Answer explanation
The interactionist perspective focuses on individual and group interactions in sports, rather than viewing sports as a unifying tool for nations. Therefore, the statement is False.
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FLASHCARD QUESTION
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What does the figurational perspective focus on in relation to sports?
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The historical development and networks of people in sports
Answer explanation
The figurational perspective emphasizes the historical development and social networks of individuals in sports, highlighting how these relationships shape the dynamics and evolution of sports over time.
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