Gruneau Contends That There Are Three Notable Measures of Power

question 3

Multiple Choice

Gruneau contends that there are three notable measures of power of different social groups that need to be considered in the sociology of sport.Which of the following is NOT one of these three?

• A)the capacity to institutionalize preferences in sports rules and organizations
• B)the capacity to establish sports traditions
• C)the capacity to define the range of legitimate meanings associated with dominant sports practices
• D)the capacity to determine who gets in and who is left out of both formal and informal sport

Identify and explain the contributions of key sociological theorists such as Max Weber, Karl Marx, Émile Durkheim, and Michel Foucault.

Recognize the influence of gender, race, and other social factors on life chances and societal outcomes.

Apply the principles of critical sociology to analyze everyday situations and challenge societal norms.

Understand the dynamics between macro-level and micro-level processes in society.

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Definitions:

Combination Circuit

A circuit that contains both series and parallel paths.

Series Components

Electrical components connected in a circuit in such a manner that there is only one path for current flow, causing the current through each component to be the same.

Parallel Components

Elements in an electrical circuit are said to be in parallel if they are connected across the same two points in the circuit, allowing electric current to split and flow through multiple paths.

Current Flow

The flow of electric charge carriers like electrons, through a conductor or electrical circuit.