The Class Ideology Underlying Dominant Sport Forms in North America

question 50

Multiple Choice

The class ideology underlying dominant sport forms in North America involves the belief that

• A)economic success is proof of ability,worth,and character.
• B)money is important but it cannot buy happiness.
• C)being a professional is always better than being an amateur.
• D)it's better to be lucky than to work hard.

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Definitions:

Contingent Workers

Workers who are hired on a temporary basis or on a contract that differs from a permanent employment, often without the same level of job security or benefits.

Antiunionization Strategies

Techniques employed by some employers to prevent or minimize union presence and influence within their organization.

Wildcat Strike

An unauthorized work stoppage initiated by workers without the consent or approval of their union's leadership.

Positive Settlement Zone

A range within negotiation where the interests of all parties overlap, making agreement possible.