The Author Explains That a Sociological Approach to Studying Sports

question 44

Multiple Choice

The author explains that a sociological approach to studying sports

• A)will grow if it produces knowledge that is useful to many people.
• B)is useless when it is critical and idealistic.
• C)produces knowledge that enables athletes to train more effectively.
• D)is useful because it proves that sport has essential and unchanging qualities.

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Definitions:

Fit Perspective

focuses on how well an individual matches with their work environment or role, emphasizing the importance of alignment for job satisfaction and performance.

Short-Term Performance

The success or effectiveness of an individual, team, or organization over a brief period, often evaluated against predetermined goals or benchmarks.

Kilmann-Saxton Culture-Gap Survey

A diagnostic tool used to identify discrepancies between the current culture of an organization and its desired state, to inform change strategies.

Task Support

Assistance or resources provided to individuals or teams to help them complete their work effectively and efficiently.