Question 1

According to Marx,the most significant structural factor determining and individual's life chances is their relationship to:

Accepted Answer

A) the social relations of production 
B) the people in their society with most of the political power 
C) those who make decisions on a societal level 
D) their family and friends 
A) the social relations of production 
B) the people in their society with most of the political power 
C) those who make decisions on a societal level 
D) their family and friends

Question 2

Between 1980 and 2007,the top quintile of income earners in Canada:

Accepted Answer

A) saw their proportion of the total income available decrease 
B) saw their proportion of the total income available increase 
C) saw their proportion of the total income available stay the same 
A) saw their proportion of the total income available decrease 
B) saw their proportion of the total income available increase 
C) saw their proportion of the total income available stay the same

Question 3

Hockey in Canada has become an increasingly class-based sport and it is the hockey system,consisting of leagues,that has added to this increased cost.This hockey system is,in Bourdieu's terms,the:

Accepted Answer

A) habitus 
B) field 
C) community 
D) objective element 
A) habitus 
B) field 
C) community 
D) objective element

Question 4

Bourdieu refers to a system of dispositions representing a practical sense of how to conduct one's actions as:

Accepted Answer

A) field 
B) community 
C) structuration 
D) habitus 
A) field 
B) community 
C) structuration 
D) habitus

Question 5

For Weber,there were three fundamental bases of power within a community.These are:

Accepted Answer

A) class,status,and political party 
B) solidarity,party,and status 
C) class,status,and prestige 
D) political party,solidarity,and unions 
A) class,status,and political party 
B) solidarity,party,and status 
C) class,status,and prestige 
D) political party,solidarity,and unions

Question 6

Two fundamental equalities are needed for sport to be considered a genuine meritocracy.These are equality of _____ and equality of _____.

Accepted Answer

A) opportunity;condition 
B) race;gender 
C) social class;opportunity 
D) income;condition 
A) opportunity;condition 
B) race;gender 
C) social class;opportunity 
D) income;condition

According to Marx,the most significant structural factor determining and individual's life chances is their relationship to:

Between 1980 and 2007,the top quintile of income earners in Canada:

Hockey in Canada has become an increasingly class-based sport and it is the hockey system,consisting of leagues,that has added to this increased cost.This hockey system is,in Bourdieu's terms,the:

Bourdieu refers to a system of dispositions representing a practical sense of how to conduct one's actions as:

For Weber,there were three fundamental bases of power within a community.These are:

Two fundamental equalities are needed for sport to be considered a genuine meritocracy.These are equality of _ and equality of _.

Perspectives on the Social Dimensions of Sport and Physical Activity in Canada

Sociological Theories of Sport

Canadian Sport in Historical Perspective

Ethnicity and Race in Canadian Sport

Sex, Gender, and Sexuality

Children, Youth, and Parental Involvement in Organized Sport

Sport Deviance

Violence

Sport and Physical Activity in Canadian Educational Systems

Sport, Media, and Ideology

Sports, Politics, and Policy

The Business of Sport

Globalization and Society

Sport and the Future

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Exam 4: Sport and Social Stratification

According to Marx,the most significant structural factor determining and individual's life chances is their relationship to:

Between 1980 and 2007,the top quintile of income earners in Canada:

Hockey in Canada has become an increasingly class-based sport and it is the hockey system,consisting of leagues,that has added to this increased cost.This hockey system is,in Bourdieu's terms,the:

Bourdieu refers to a system of dispositions representing a practical sense of how to conduct one's actions as:

For Weber,there were three fundamental bases of power within a community.These are:

Two fundamental equalities are needed for sport to be considered a genuine meritocracy.These are equality of _____ and equality of _____.

Perspectives on the Social Dimensions of Sport and Physical Activity in Canada

Sociological Theories of Sport

Canadian Sport in Historical Perspective

Ethnicity and Race in Canadian Sport

Sex, Gender, and Sexuality

Children, Youth, and Parental Involvement in Organized Sport

Sport Deviance

Violence

Sport and Physical Activity in Canadian Educational Systems

Sport, Media, and Ideology

Sports, Politics, and Policy

The Business of Sport

Globalization and Society

Sport and the Future

Filters

Two fundamental equalities are needed for sport to be considered a genuine meritocracy.These are equality of _ and equality of _.