Exam 8: Sport Deviance

To argue that there is nothing that is inherently deviant in sport in or in society is to approach your analysis from a/an _____ standpoint.

A central component of BASE ethics is the expectation:

Colour-blindness furnishes acceptable ways to:

Deviance:

The most used and abused drug in sport is:

In the early twentieth century,the International Olympic Committee excluded women from certain Olympic events arguing that,in particular,their _____ would be irreparably harmed by such vigorous activity.

How did the Canadian women's hockey team "tarnish the reputation of women's hockey" at the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver?

A good example of formal social control in sport would be:

The topic of _____ in sport has been,and still is,hotly contested and deeply politicized and ideological,according to the chapter on deviance in the text.

The tolerable deviance framework brings our attention to the idea that sport is constructed as a space in which deviance is:

There are four central beliefs that define what it means to identify one's self as an athlete.Which of the following is not one of these four main beliefs?

_____ are sometimes complicit in the construction of moral panics as part of the process of orchestrating or manufacturing hegemony.

Considering deviance as relational and as an outcome of a process allows us to:

The interactions,negotiations,and debates among groups with different perspectives of whether a behaviour or characteristic is deviant and needs to be socially controlled are referred to in the text as the:

In his conception of the sociological imagination,C.Wright Mills stresses the importance of understanding:

Which of the following particular field of activities are often constructed as deviant and yet heralded?

Who is more likely to be deviantized for engaging in risk sports?

Performance enhancing substances are defined as:

You are explaining to your parents that the taking of steroids to enhance performance in your chosen sport is inherently deviant.As such,you are analyzing deviance from a/an _____ standpoint.

Your professor notes that sport is a separate social world with its own allowable rule violations.She is likely discussing this notion within a lecture on which of the following topics?