Sports are played by people based on external satisfaction associated with expression, spontaneity, and the pure joy of participation. True false False true Single Play differs from the sport because play is less structured, loose in terms of rules, and done more casually or for leisure. True true False false Single Sports participation is loosely defined as voluntary active participation in sports and related activities performed during leisure time. True true False false Single Societal conditions does not impact the dynamics of sports, while sports and sporting events can change, bring about, or terminate longstanding practices and societies. True false False true Single Dramatic spectacle involves organizing an event where an audience watches the performances for entertainment. True true False false Single Participation in sports and physical activity is also indirectly related to age, as younger-aged children and adolescents are seen to be more physically active. True true False false Single All schools encourage or are conducive to physical activities and sports. True false False true Single Teachers, particularly physical education teachers, friends, and family are people which could highly influence one’s participation in a certain sport or physical activity. True true False false Single The cultural ideology is a window into the underlying “everyday logic” of how people live their lives in a society. True true False false Single Sports are activities played by people for numerous reasons: enjoyment, rewards, or non-negotiable needs. True true False false Single