Correct Response: C. Social benefits would most likely emerge from interaction over shared interests, such as the enjoyment of an activity, the camaraderie developed by working together as a team, and mutual enjoyment of success or joking about mistakes. Played as recreational games, these activities tend to be more lighthearted than formal competitive sports. Aspects such as the challenge of maintaining fitness levels appropriate for play (A) and the integrity involved in self-officiating (B) are more individually than socially focused, and discussion of competition and scoring (D) is more likely to involve formal communication than social interaction.
