6. sporting behaviour Flashcards
What is sporting behaviour?
Sporting behaviour refers to the conduct and attitude displayed by participants, coaches, and spectators in sports, which includes fair play, respect, and integrity.
True or False: Sporting behaviour only applies to athletes.
False
Fill in the blank: ________ is the principle of treating opponents with respect and fairness in sports.
Fair play
What are the consequences of poor sporting behaviour?
Consequences can include penalties, suspensions, loss of reputation, and negative impact on team morale.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a component of sporting behaviour? A) Fair play B) Cheating C) Respect D) Integrity
B) Cheating
Define ‘gamesmanship’.
Gamesmanship is the practice of using dubious methods to gain an advantage in sports, often crossing the line of fair play.
What role do officials play in maintaining sporting behaviour?
Officials enforce rules, penalize misconduct, and promote fair play to maintain a positive sporting environment.
True or False: Positive sporting behaviour can enhance team performance.
True
Fill in the blank: ________ is the act of showing respect for opponents and officials in sports.
Sportsmanship
What is the impact of role models on sporting behaviour?
Role models can influence athletes and spectators to emulate positive behaviours and attitudes in sports.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following actions demonstrates poor sporting behaviour? A) Helping an injured opponent B) Arguing with officials C) Celebrating a win with humility D) Shaking hands after a match
B) Arguing with officials
What is ‘code of conduct’ in sports?
A code of conduct is a set of guidelines outlining expected behaviours and responsibilities for participants in sports.
True or False: Cheating is sometimes tolerated in competitive sports.
False
Fill in the blank: ________ refers to the behaviour of spectators during sporting events.
Crowd behaviour
Identify one way to promote positive sporting behaviour.
Education and awareness programs for athletes, coaches, and spectators.
What is the significance of team spirit in sporting behaviour?
Team spirit fosters collaboration, support, and unity among team members, enhancing overall performance and enjoyment.
Multiple Choice: What is an example of unethical behaviour in sports? A) Training hard B) Using performance-enhancing drugs C) Following the rules D) Supporting teammates
B) Using performance-enhancing drugs
What is ‘positive reinforcement’ in the context of sporting behaviour?
Positive reinforcement involves encouraging and rewarding good behaviour to promote a culture of sportsmanship.
True or False: All sports have the same expectations for sporting behaviour.
False
Fill in the blank: The ________ is responsible for creating and enforcing rules in organized sports.
Governing body
What is the role of sportsmanship in youth sports?
Sportsmanship teaches young athletes important life skills such as respect, teamwork, and handling victory and defeat gracefully.
Multiple Choice: Which of the following best describes ‘respect’ in sports? A) Ignoring opponents B) Acknowledging officials C) Disregarding rules D) Only focusing on winning
B) Acknowledging officials
What are ‘consequences’ of unsportsmanlike conduct?
Consequences may include penalties, fines, suspensions, or bans from competition.
True or False: Sportsmanship is not important in professional sports.
False
