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Chapter 5 - Socio-cultural influences Flashcards

(29 cards)

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What are 5 social groups that affect participation rates in sport?

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  • Gender
  • Age
  • Disability
  • Family + peers
  • Ethnicity + religion
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What is commercialisation?

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The management or exploitation of a person, organisation or activity in a way designed to make a profit.

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Define media?

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A diverse range of technologies that act as a means of mass communication.

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What are 4 different styles of media?

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Broadcast media, Internet + social media, Print media, Outdoor media.

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What is a sponsor?

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An individual or group, usually a company, which provides support to an event, activity, person or organisation.

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In what 3 forms can sponsorship occur in?

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Financial, Clothing + equipment + footwear, Facilities.

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Give 3 Positive and Negative impacts of media and sponsorship on performers.

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Positives:
- Higher wages.
- Creates role models.
- More money to pay for better coaching and training programmes.
Negatives:
- Increase pressure, reducing enjoyment.
- Allows mistakes to become very public.
- Performers must maintain their appeal to sponsors and the media, distracting them from training.

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Give 2 Positive and Negative impacts of media and sponsorship on officials.

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Positives:
- Create hero’s + role models.
- Allows more money + professionalism to be placed onto this career path.
Negatives:
- Pressure + reduced enjoyment.
- Criticising mistakes the officials made publicly.

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Give 2 Positive and Negative impacts of media and sponsorship on the sport.

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Positives:
- Increases grass-root participation.
- The prize funds and rewards for winning are bigger.
Negatives:
- Minority sports and women get less coverage.
- Sponsors may sell products that promotes poor lifestyle choices e.g. cigarettes.

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Give 2 Positive and Negative impacts of media and sponsorship on the audience.

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Positives:
- Events are scheduled + broadcasted so spectators can support their team.
- Commentary educates the viewers at home.
Negatives:
- Timing of an event gets changes to suit worldwide audiences, meaning performers may be obliged to play at night.
- More people may stay at home to watch the event, impacting the atmosphere and spectator numbers.

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Give 2 Positive and 1 Negative impacts of media and sponsorship on the sponsor/company.

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Positives:
- Sponsors name is linked to a healthy + positive environment.
- Sponsor is advertised to a wide audience.
Negatives:
- If performer is poorly chosen or is related to a scandal, it can have a negative effect on the brands reputation.

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What sports is Hawkeye used in?

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Tennis + Cricket.

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What does performance analysis aid do?

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Monitors fitness or records a performer’s movement

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What do television match officials do and what sports do they operate in?

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  • Check and review the decisions made by the on-field match officials.
  • Rugby, football + cricket.
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What is etiquette?

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An unwritten rule in an activity to respect the sport and the opposition.

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What is sportsmanship?

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Conforming to the rules of a sport in a gracious manner, regardless of a win or a loss.

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What is gamesmanship?

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Attempting to gain an advantage by stretching the rules to their limit.

18
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What does the PED Anabolic Agents do?

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  • Promotes bone growth.
  • Reduces recovery time.
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What does the PED Diuretics do?

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  • Removes fluid from body.
  • Elevated urine excretion.
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What does the PED Narcotic Analgesics do?

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  • Reduces pain.
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What does the PED Peptide Hormones do?

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Stimulates natural hormones e.g. red blood cells (more oxygen capacity).

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What does the PED Stimulants do?

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  • Increases alertness via the Central Nervous System.
23
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What does the PED Beta Blockers do?

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  • Steady nerves.
  • Controls heart rate - allowing a relaxing effect.
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What does the PED Blood Doping do?

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  • Blood is removed and frozen then re-injected before a competition to increase oxygen-carrying capacity.
  • Improves aerobic capacity.
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What does the golden triangle consist of?
- Sport - Sponsorship - Media
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What are some positives of having live spectators?
- Energetic atmosphere. - Increased profile of the sport. - Source of revenue.
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What are some negative aspects of having live spectators?
- Hooliganism. - Pressure on performers. - Costs money to manage large crowds. - Causes crowd trouble. - Scares off younger performers + viewers.
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What are 7 strategies to combat hooliganism and poor behaviours by spectators?
- Educating spectators. - Early kick-offs. - All-seater stadium. - Segregation of fans. - Improved security. - Alcohol restrictions. - Travel restrictions and banning orders.
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Define Hooliganism.
Disorderly, aggressive and often violent behaviour by spectators at sporting events.