1. True or False? Socialization has been defined as the process whereby individuals learn skills, traits, value, attitudes, norms, and knowledge associated with the performance of present or anticipated social roles.

A) True

B) False

2. True or False? A deeper understanding of consumer needs can better help the facility and event manager understand patrons' needs.

A) True

B) False

3. Socialization via sport is defined as:

A) the social and psychological influences that shape an individual's initial attraction to sport.

B) the acquisition of attitudes, values, and knowledge as a consequence of sport involvement.

C) the influences that contribute to an individual discontinuing his or her sport participation.

D) All of these are correct.

4. "The prevalent attitudes and values within the family or peer group" are a source of influence for:

A) socialization into sport.

B) socialization via sport.

C) socialization out of sport.

D) All of these are correct.

5. "The prevalent attitudes and values within the family, peers and sport" are a source of influence for:

A) socialization into sport.

B) socialization via sport.

C) socialization out of sport.

D) All of these are correct.

6. Which of the following best defines emotional involvement?

A) The acquisition of information/knowledge about a sport

B) Seeking information through print, electronic, and digital media

C) The acquisition of information/knowledge about a sport and seeking information through print, electronic, and digital media

D) The effect the sport has on the individual

7. According to Gammons (2002), there are five motivational factors when attending a sports management camp. Which of the following is not one of these five motivational factors?

A) Desire to be associated with a fantasy camp

B) Increased identification

C) Development of personal skills

D) Desire to own a sporting event

8. According to Shock & Chelladuari (2008), what factors can affect the motivation levels to participate in a sports event?

A) Accommodations and entertainment quality

B) Perceived value

C) Physical environment

D) All of these are correct.

9. According to McDonald et al. (2002) what factors associated with rivalry can be described as the desire to enter into a rivalry or event in order to measure ability in relation to another?

A) Competitive factors

B) Mastery factors

C) Emotional factors

D) Learning factors

10. The excitement, enjoyment, and self-fulfillment individuals gain from participating in sport tourism are not examples of which of the following factors?

A) Competitive factors

B) Competitive and emotional factors

C) Emotional factors

D) All of these are correct.

11. True or False? Venues may put in a request for proposals and receive several bids to host their events.

A) True

B) False

12. Informal and formal communications are characteristics of which stage of the CDP model?

A) Needs recognition

B) Search for information

C) Pre-purchase evaluation

D) None of these is correct.

13. Explain the difference between pre-purchase evaluation and post-consumption evaluation.

14. True or False? The Hyde Park Blast is a running, cycling, and triathlon event.

A) True

B) False

15. Explain the different motivational factors that determine individuals' interest in sports.

16. Outline the decision-making process when making a purchasing decision by sport participants and spectators.

17. True or False? According to the vignette, Understanding the Millennial Runner, 72% of Millennials runners are female and all are well educated.

A) True

B) False