1 A) stacking B) social mobility C) sport D) athletics 2 A) money B) equality C) diversity D) achievement 3 A) sport subculture B) sport clique C) sport counterculture D) sport clan 4 A) Sport teaches basic beliefs, values, and norms. B) Sport promotes a sense of social identification. C) Sport offers a safe release of aggressive feelings. D) Sport promotes achievement and winning as its primary goals. 5 A) functionalists B) conflict theorists C) symbolic interactionists D) sport psychologists 6 A) functionalism B) conflict theory C) symbolic interactionism D) socialization theory 7 A) stacking B) casting C) pigeonholing D) classing 8 A) profits from personal appearances and endorsements B) sports-related careers when playing days are over C) average pay D) positions in the power structure—head coaches, general managers, etc. 9 A) offer minorities equal access to sports B) offer females equal access to sports C) include at least one female on all male-only teams D) hire a certain quota of female coaches 10 A) Women have grown tired of the male-dominated power structure of sport. B) Quotas now require that a certain percentage of the programs be coached by men. C) As money and prestige associated with women’s programs have increased, men have found these jobs more attractive. D) After the passage of Title IX, more and more women have left women’s programs to coach in men’s programs.
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