Physical Culture & Sport(e).d(1)_DB

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Can sport truly contribute to the improvement of modern society?
Societies are … phenomena.
Sport sociologists uncover and discover …
Sport is used in many ways like:
Social Agenda is to analyze sport and physical activity in the …
Doing research in sociology at the level of sub-culture thinking is the thinking of a …
Differences between the dominant culture and subcultures make their point of interaction a place of …
Subject matter of sport sociology research on macro-level includes:
Sport sociologists are particularly interested in social action pertaining to … activity.
According to Coakley, Functionalist theory asking:
According to Coakley, Critical theory asking:
Sport psychology has been defined as the science of the application of …
Psychological Skills Training (PST) programs is sometimes referred to as
… Psychologists diagnose and treat athletes with emotional problems associated with different conditions.
The first sport psychology organization, North American Society for the Psychology of Sport and Physical Activity (NASPSPA) was established in …
In Germany, sport psychologists unified to form the German Association of Sport Psychology (ASP) in …
There are generally … approaches given by Sport and exercise psychologists.
Sport Psychologists with a behavioral orientation view believes that the primary determinants of the behavior of an athlete or exerciser is coming from the ….
… are defined as feelings, thoughts, and behavior tendencies toward other people, objects, and ideas.
… between coaches and sport psychology consultants may occur when psychological interventions are not accepted by coaches.
Cultures are
… are related to the needs of people.
Modern society is increasingly characterized by the process of …, where traditional religious values are losing their significance.
In modern societies, health has become a precious …
There is a positive relationship between … and healthy living.
Exercise has become a … for health.
The motto in sport is
Social change takes place in conjunction with … changes in society.
In different time periods as well as different countries physical fitness has always been an important component for the …
Many people associate … as the «father of the modern fitness movement».
Exercise and fitness activities have become means to acquire …
Top-level sport has become a …
The … context of top-level sport to be based on winning at all costs, the overemphasis of success, the body as an element of uncertainty.
Some of the athletes use unethical resources such as …_ in order to reach their goals.
The … requires that the moral judgment of an action should be based on the consequences of the action, rather than on the disposition of the mind.
Sport and physical activities have been correlated to … affect peoples’ health for a long time.
Ones relationship to children and grandchildren are also important variables for mental health, which, in return, may stabilize the …
Research over the last ten years has shown that exercise seems to be the most efficient strategy for …
… factors also greatly influence the immune system.
There is a significant … link between contentment with life and health.
Generally, the more often people exercise the more … they are with their life, regardless of age.
It is suggested to perform exercise three to four times a week by burning … kcal per week.
Physically active people are less likely to become …
Exercise has a calming effect by reducing … or providing a break from a mental task.
Studies have also found that lower levels of physical activity are associated with more severe …
The perception of aging anxieties is greatly reduced amongst people who exercise on a regular basis; that is at least … times a week.
HIV stands for …
The risk of transmission of HIV in the sport setting is …
… is a very important part of growing up and «serves as a strong regulator of the developmental process»
Physical play in early childhood is central to the development of …
Sport participation can further help children to develop …
The moral concept of … lies at the heart of every sport.
… are fundamental starting points for changing the future physical activity patterns in our culture.
Organized youth sport programs developed after … in North America and Europe.
Young boys were provided with organized sport activities with the aim to become
Until the … girls’ interest in sport was widely ignored in most countries.
A sense of unity can be gained when the team …
Sport benefits children socially because it provides an opportunity for … outside of the classroom.
Which of the following rule is not mentioned in the bill of rights for young athletes?
Parents and coaches need to show support when the children are …