This section of the chapter from "Sports in Society: Issues and Controversies (10th Edition)" includes a true/false quiz covering various topics related to social theories, gender, research methods, and critical approaches in the sociology of sport. Key points include: 1. Social theories are useful for decision-making and action in everyday life. 2. Messner's research concluded that gender is a social element encompassing meaning, performance, and organization. 3. Scholars in the sociology of sport are not primarily motivated by commercial profits. 4. The statement "sports reflect society" overlooks the role of individuals in cultural production. 5. Sociologists use qualitative approaches to understand the meanings underlying people's feelings, sayings, and actions. 6. Sociologists gather data on document or media content in the form of narratives and images. 7. A critical approach is essential for understanding advantages and disadvantages in sports organizations. 8. The author favors a critical approach to preserve the current state of sports. 9. There are practical differences between physical impairments, handicaps, and disabilities in elite sport participation.This section of the chapter from "Sports in Society: Issues and Controversies (10th Edition)" includes a true/false quiz covering various topics related to social theories, gender, research methods, and critical approaches in the sociology of sport. Key points include: 1. Social theories are useful for decision-making and action in everyday life. 2. Messner's research concluded that gender is a social element encompassing meaning, performance, and organization. 3. Scholars in the sociology of sport are not primarily motivated by commercial profits. 4. The statement "sports reflect society" overlooks the role of individuals in cultural production. 5. Sociologists use qualitative approaches to understand the meanings underlying people's feelings, sayings, and actions. 6. Sociologists gather data on document or media content in the form of narratives and images. 7. A critical approach is essential for understanding advantages and disadvantages in sports organizations. 8. The author favors a critical approach to preserve the current state of sports. 9. There are practical differences between physical impairments, handicaps, and disabilities in elite sport participation.