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continuum
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continuous whole or series; an element or thing whose parts can't be separated or separately discerned
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hypothesize
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to form a hypothesis, meaning to provide a tentative but logical foundation for further investigation; to assume or suppose
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empirical
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knowledge based on experimental method and observation vs. theory or supposition
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role learning
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social process by which children learn various roles and the characteristics associated with them such as neighbor, friend, student, sibling, daughter, or son
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collective ritual
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groups of people engaging in a set (often traditional) form of rites and practices such as a religious ceremony or athletic event
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Title IX
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"no person on the basis of sex shall be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, etc."
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stacking
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disproportionate allocation of athletes to central (e.g. quarterback) and noncentral (e.g. offensive tackle) positions as a function of their race or ethnicity
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sport sociology
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subdiscipline of sociology that studies sport as part of social and cultural life
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