Ethics And Deviance Flashcards

1
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What are the illegal drugs?

A

Anabolic steroids
EPO
Blood doping
HGH

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2
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What are the legal supplements?

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Creatine
Caffeine
Bicarbonate/nitrates
Sports drinks

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3
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What are the social reasons as to why elite performers use illegal drugs?

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Win at all cost
Pressure from coaches
Political pressure
Level playing field

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4
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What are the physiological reasons as to why elite performers use drugs?

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Improve performance

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What are the psychological reasons as to why elite performers use drugs?

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To reduce anxiety with beta blockers

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What are personal reasons why elite performers use drugs?

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Fame

Fortune

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What are the consequences of doping on society?

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Decrease in role models
Decrease in the value of sport
Cost to fans for testing 
Participation decreases 
Reputation of the country
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Consequences of doping on sport?

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Against fair play (morals)

Negative role models and reputation of the sport

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9
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Consequences of doping on the performer?

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Reputation shattered
Addiction
Bans from sports
Improved performance
Sponsorship deals lost
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10
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What are the strategies used to prevent doping

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Lifetime bans
ADAMS
WADA
education for performers

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What are the causes of player violence?

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Pressure from crowd/ sponsors
Frustration on poor decisions
Influence of drugs
Rivalries 
Nature of sport
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12
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What are the strategies to prevent player violence?

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Technology TMO video play back 
Education sporting chance classes
Long term bans luis Suarez
Improvement in officials
Coaching assertion over aggression
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13
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Causes of spectator violence?

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Frustration
Hooliganism
Alcohol
Rivalries
Deindividualisation
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Strategies to prevent spectator violence?

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Banning orders
All seated stadia
CCTV
alcohol control
Policing
Segregation of fans
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What are the implications of violence on society?

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Cost to tax players policing
Avoid children’s participation
Reflection of society

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What are the implication of violence on sport?

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Negative role models and reputation of sport
Global brand damage
NGB have own disciplinary process

17
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Implications of violence for performer?

A

Reputation damage
Actions replicated by others
Education to promote fair play
Lead to injuries

18
Q

What is match fixing?

A

Playing a game to a completely or partially pre determined result
Juvenile 2006 Calciopoli

19
Q

What is spot fixing?

A

When a specific aspect of a sport competition is illegally pre determined
Bowling wide ball on cricket

20
Q

What is bribery?

A

Offering money to gain an unfair advantage

21
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What is illegal sporting betting?

A

Placed a bet with an unregistered book maker linked with match fixing and organised crime

22
Q

What is an example of match fixing?

A

Stephen lee in snooker

23
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What is an example of spot fixing?

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In the Pakistan tour in England Asia and Amir intentionally baller wide balls in 2010