Physical Culture & Sport(e).d(2)

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Prejudice, defined as “preconceived judgment or opinion, often based on … information”.
In the late … slavery was abolished.
Jim Crow Laws, stated that Blacks and Whites are separate but … .
… (MLB) was the first sport to accept Blacks into their teams.
Racial differences result mostly from racial … in socio-economic status.
… has become an integral part of the black culture.
At the end of the active playing careers many professional athletes hope to stay on as … .
If retired athletes do not have a diploma from a university, there are … employment opportunities.
Capoeira Angola is often referred to as an African/Brazilian martial … .
In African rhythmic sense, the use of actual music is … to become attuned to the natural rhythm of the body.
… means the movement of the head, the shoulders, the arms, the hips, and the legs developed one after the other, reveal the natural interdependence of the parts of the body.
The multiple rhythmic sense helps the individual to learn that movement and rhythm are … .
The more senses are involved, the … rhythmic individuals flow.
The holistic sense of performance and rhythm represents … .
… refers to “having the ability to fool, thereby mentally and physically disarming an opponent”.
Roda is a … word for “circle” in which the game is played.
Physical and athletic abilities of women in sport and physical activity are constantly … .
Sport is also used by leaders in the world to keep people under control as well as to promote … .
In 1790, women were active but not involved in … .
By the early 1880s upper-class women were joining their husbands as members of country clubs and were participating in … .
The Women’s Professional Bowling Association (WPBA) was established in … .
When men were called to fight in the wars, women worked in the factories and played semi-professional … .
The introduction of gender equality through the establishment of … in 1972 in the United States has led to the formal creation of equal opportunity for women in educational institutions that receive federal funding.
Famous athlete of Skating includes:
Famous athlete of volleyball includes:
Famous athlete of tennis includes:
“Young people not to focus on sport because only a few attain the gold medals, while others are lost in a sea of poverty unprepared to do anything else”, the statement is given by … .
Sport has truly been one of the only ways that African-Americans have bridged the gap to majority … .
Sport is a reflection of a … .
The Power of One in the Spirit of … .
… refer to the biologically based differences between males and females.
… refer to the social and psychological characteristics and behaviors associated with each gender.
Physical activity and involvement in competitive sport is mostly related to gender, with males being … in competitive sport than females.
The greatest drop-out rate from sport are … .
In a child’s life, … are the people who give adolescents acceptance or rejection.
In adulthood, participation in sport is mostly determined by … .
In general, it has also been found that females report … expectations of success than do males.
There are … general categories of gender belief systems that exist for individuals.
Gender schematic processing by … may influence sport behaviors.
Sport can give females the … sense of belongingness that males gain from sport.
Females are more likely to succeed in games that focus on … .
Males in their locker room do mostly talk about … .
Title IX falls under the jurisdiction of the Office of … in the Department of Education.
NACWAA stands for … .
NCAA stands for … .
The NACWAA definition of gender equity deals with a … concept of gender equity.
The NCAA definition of gender equity deals with a … concept of gender equity.
… is a major factor to achieve equality in the sporting world for both women and men.
Body image refers to the … image a person has of the physical appearance of the body, including attitudes and feelings concerning the body.
As 20th Century sport evolved, the “athletic girl” became … accepted in athletic society.
The most effective means to attract attention in highly industrialized societies is through … , both for men and women.
Distorted body image is a common characteristic of … disorders.
… nervosa is characterized by an obsessive pursuit of thinness, in which persons deliberately starve themselves.
… nervosa involves compulsive eating, followed by purging through self-induced vomiting, laxatives, diuretics, dieting, fasting, or exercise.
… may become problems among amateur athletes.
In order for an athlete to remain at the … of her game, she has to stay in shape
… : the focus for many body builders.
Steroids have been shown to … muscle mass.
… is the second leading cause of preventable death.
SPA stands for … .