Abstract:Football may be America’s most popular sport, but, with growing evidence of the risk of sport-associated concussions, some adults are reconsidering which sports they would encourage children to play. Using data from a nationally representative sample of 958 respondents, we examine how political party, belief in patriotic displays in sport, attention to concussion news, social class, and race are associated with encouragement of children playing each of the five major U.S. sports: baseball, basketball, hockey, … Show more
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