Exam 7: Children, Youth, and Parental Involvement in Organized Sport
Exam 1: Perspectives on the Social Dimensions of Sport and Physical Activity in Canada25 Questions
Exam 2: Sociological Theories of Sport30 Questions
Exam 3: Canadian Sport in Historical Perspective26 Questions
Exam 4: Sport and Social Stratification26 Questions
Exam 5: Ethnicity and Race in Canadian Sport28 Questions
Exam 6: Sex, Gender, and Sexuality25 Questions
Exam 7: Children, Youth, and Parental Involvement in Organized Sport25 Questions
Exam 8: Sport Deviance26 Questions
Exam 9: Violence27 Questions
Exam 10: Sport and Physical Activity in Canadian Educational Systems25 Questions
Exam 11: Sport, Media, and Ideology26 Questions
Exam 12: Sports, Politics, and Policy26 Questions
Exam 13: The Business of Sport26 Questions
Exam 14: Globalization and Society25 Questions
Exam 15: Sport and the Future29 Questions
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If you take your own young children hiking with you,or to watch you or play hockey with you on a local rink,or take them swimming with you,the most likely long-term consequence of this/these action(s)is that:
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According to the text,organized sport in Canada is managed and delivered through four main agencies or institutions.These four agencies include all of the following,except:
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According to the text,some critics of youth sport argue that organized sport has become too expensive for ordinary and less affluent Canadian families.Other critics may argue that:
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Injuries associated with overtraining or improper technique or conditioning are far more frequent when a child:
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Increased parental interference in children's sport is caused by all of the following,except:
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According to the text,who has perhaps the greatest potential to influence children in minor sport?
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Organized sport at the elementary and junior high school level was initiated,in part,because:
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As presented in the text,Canadian Heritage (2013)noted that many of the underlying sociological factors that structure participation rates for children in organized sports in Canada include all of the following,except:
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In cases of coach-player sexual abuse,one finds a number of common explanations for why the abused child does not come forward and tell someone about what is happening.Many of these reasons involve:
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Police checks are mandatory in _____ for all volunteers who are going to work with children.
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The second most popular sport among Canadian youth is _____.
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The main emphases at the level of publicly funded community sport and recreation organizations is:
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One of the most alarming effects of sport specialization has been the:
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In which of the following family income groups would we find the highest percentage of children and youth participating in sports?
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Bad behaviour of some parents whose children play hockey has come to be known as:
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Your 13-year-old son wants to participate in a regular Saturday afternoon basketball game at the Church of Latter Day Saints close to your house.You can anticipate that:
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Which of the following is FALSE regarding sport for young people?
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Who is/are considered the predominant socializing agents when it comes to sport involvement?
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Children leave a sport for a variety of reasons.Which of the following is not noted in the text as one of these reasons?
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