chapter 6

Prior to the 1800s, European North Americans rarely engaged in physical contests that could be labeled as sports as we know them today. t or f?

true

Sport in Canada is delivered on a national level and is coordinated by a national governing body.

false

What issue was raised about youth sport in the 2002 report released by the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport?
The focus of youth sport is moving from a source of revenue to a source of education.
The focus of youth sport is moving from a source of leade

The focus of youth sport is moving from a source of leadership development to a source of entertainment.

The history of sport in North America is difficult to condense because of its variance based on factors such as gender, social class, race, and place of residence. t or f?

true

Which of the following is not a benefit of sport participation?
quality of life
family life
sense of community/social capital
longer life expectancy

longer life expectancy

Which of the following is a psychological benefit of sport participation?
increased cardiovascular health
increased self-esteem
decreased stress
increased functioning of the musculoskeletal system

increased self-esteem

The physical and health benefits of sport participation are experienced to the same degree across all groups. t or f?

false

In Canada, community sport is almost exclusively offered through primary and secondary schools and colleges and universities. t or f?

false

From a management perspective, public parks and recreation facilities operate much like nonprofit clubs. t or f?

true

There is increasing pressure to make community sport organizations more professional rather than relying so heavily on volunteers. t or f?

true