Exam 7: Youth Sport and Physical Culture

According to Laurendeau and Moroz (2013), 'a political and economic rationality that extends the logic of "the market" into institutions and practices that once fell under the auspices of state agents' is called:

As argued in the text, it might be prudent to reconsider the saliency of the 'sport for all' model often used by policymakers to promote youth sport, principally because:

Some stated benefits, in the text, of alternative sports include all of the following EXCEPT:

One of the important problems with a recent series of surveys carried out by CANPLAY on sport and physical activity was that:

Which of the following was NOT considered a key problem with the performance-based narrative, the dream of 'making it' and 'going pro'?

The most recently published guidelines for Canadian children and sport participation recommends:

The process by which children adapt to and internalize society, refers to:

While the development of physical literacy is widely considered a positive for young people, we should be cautious of how this kind of initiative is put into practice because

In the text, the authors suggest that the existing system for youth sport development in Canada is fundamental skewed toward failure, because:

In which of the following family income groups would we find the highest percentage of children and youth participating in sports?

Research suggests single sport specialization brings numerous negative consequences, including all of the following EXCEPT:

The three most common sports played by Canadian children, according to a study by Canadian Heritage in 2013, are:

Some interesting findings came from research into Fitbit use by youth aged 13-14. Which of the following was NOT one of these stated findings?

According to a survey from 2010-2011 administered by the Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research Institute, approximately what proportion of children in Canada, ages 5-17, participated in organized sport within the 12 months prior to the survey?

If someone framed youth sport participation as necessarily positively influencing character development, reforming at-risk populations and fostering social capital, that person would be viewing sport from a _______ perspective.

Regarding disability sport, there is understood to be a notable lack of:

Smartwatches and other GPS-enabled fitness trackers are examples of what have come to be called:

According to Doherty and Taylor's research from 2007, some young people may experience social exclusion in sport for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

From what theoretical model is disability understood to be 'a problematic biological abnormality or deficit rooted within an individual's cognition, sensation and/or physiology', according to Goodwin and Peers (2011)?

As stated in the text, in relation to youth sports, children are most commonly conceptualized as: