chat GPT flash cards
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Why is sport considered both a social problem and a solution?
It involves issues like doping and cheating but is also viewed as a way to keep youth out of trouble.
What is the “Great Sport Myth”?
The belief that sport is inherently pure and good, and always leads to positive outcomes.
What does “contested terrain” mean in sport?
A site of struggle where different ideas and values clash, like debates over equal pay or gender participation.
What did John Hoberman claim about elite sport?
It is a gigantic biological experiment on the human body.
What is transhumanism in sport?
A belief that humans will evolve beyond current limits, with tech-enhanced athletes being one future possibility.
What are the categories of performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs)?
Stimulants, Anabolic steroids, Relaxants, Diuretics, Blood doping, Painkillers.
What is BMI and its limitation?
Body Mass Index measures weight relative to height but doesn’t distinguish between muscle and fat.
What is the “Health Halo” effect in advertising?
When one “healthy” feature of food leads consumers to think it’s entirely healthy.
What’s the difference between coach-centered and athlete-centered coaching?
Coach-centered directs and controls; athlete-centered supports individual development and decision-making.
What is pedagogy in coaching?
Interactions between coach, athlete, and environment that produce knowledge and learning.
What are the three subsectors of Sport NZ?
Public (non-profit), Voluntary (non-profit), Commercial (for-profit).
What is “cherry-picking” in targeted funding?
Investing only in high-performing athletes or programs, neglecting broader development.
What is intersectionality?
Understanding how multiple identities (e.g., race and gender) create unique experiences of oppression.
What is the impact of gendered toys on children?
Influences their physical skills, confidence, and future interest in sport.
What is hegemonic masculinity?
The dominant cultural ideal of manhood, often reinforced through sport.
What is the “pain principle” in sport?
The idea that enduring pain builds character and masculinity.
What is Te Whetu Rehua?
A framework for Māori wellbeing used to assess the cultural appropriateness of sport activities.
How is “sport” defined in Pasifika cultures?
Not limited to organized competition—includes communal activities promoting well-being and togetherness.
Why are Native American mascots controversial?
They reduce complex cultures to stereotypes, often without consent.
What is the significance of the haka in global sport?
It offers cultural visibility but raises questions about commercialization and appropriation.
What is “greenwashing” in sport?
Making misleading claims about environmental practices to appear eco-friendly.
Why is the All Blacks jersey considered contested terrain?
Its production involves labor exploitation, despite being a symbol of national pride.
