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What is the main difference between prejudice and discrimination?
What is the main difference between prejudice and discrimination?
- Prejudice involves assistance, while discrimination involves barriers.
- Prejudice is based on assumptions, while discrimination results in unfair treatment. (correct)
- Prejudice is a positive influence, whereas discrimination promotes inclusiveness.
- Prejudice results from actual experience, while discrimination is unfounded.
Which term describes an obstacle that negatively affects progress?
Which term describes an obstacle that negatively affects progress?
- Barrier (correct)
- Inclusiveness
- Stereotype
- Support
What does inclusiveness aim to achieve in sports?
What does inclusiveness aim to achieve in sports?
- Limiting participation to elite athletes only.
- Favoring athletes based on gender or ability.
- Integrating all individuals for equal access and value. (correct)
- Promoting stereotypes about underrepresented groups.
Which of the following best defines a stereotype?
Which of the following best defines a stereotype?
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How might a lack of inclusiveness manifest in sports?
How might a lack of inclusiveness manifest in sports?
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Study Notes
Support
- Involves assistance and encouragement, promoting progress and positive outcomes.
- Can manifest as financial aid through grants or acknowledgment through awards.
Barrier
- Defined as obstacles that hinder progress.
- Examples include inadequate training facilities that prevent skill development and resource access.
Prejudice
- Refers to preconceived opinions based on stereotypes about race, gender, or disability.
- Such beliefs are irrational and not founded on real experiences.
- An example in sports: Assuming a female athlete is less capable in a male-dominated sport like basketball due to gender biases.
Discrimination
- Involves unfair treatment based on characteristics like race, gender, age, or disability.
- Leads to unequal access to opportunities and resources.
- LGBTQ+ athletes may experience exclusion or bias, exemplified by the 2024 Paris Olympics controversy involving Algerian athlete Imane Khelif defeating Italian Angela Carini.
Inclusiveness
- Ensures equal access and a welcoming environment for all individuals, regardless of background.
- The Special Olympics programs serve as a model for inclusiveness by integrating athletes with and without intellectual disabilities on the same teams, promoting equality in sports.
Stereotype
- A generalized belief or idea about a group of people, often leading to assumptions.
- In sports, a common stereotype is that athletes from specific countries, like Jamaica, are all exceptional in certain disciplines, such as sprinting.
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This quiz explores the concepts of support, barriers, and prejudice in various contexts. It examines how these factors influence progress and achievement in society. Enhance your understanding of these critical social themes through engaging questions.
