Ethics and deviance

Question 1

What is deviance?

Answer 1

Behaviour that differs from the norms/values of a sport ‘win at all costs’ normally high level

Question 2

What is violence?

Answer 2

Physical force with the intention of harming another individual

Question 3

What is gambling in sport?

Answer 3

Match fixed/illegal- predetermined result

Question 4

What are drugs/doping?

Answer 4

Substances used to imprve/change human performance- not all illegal in society

Question 5

What Is the agency used in sport to decide whether drugs are illegal?

Answer 5

The world anti doping agency, illegal drugs banned

Question 6

What are the illegal drugs called/

Answer 6

Performance enhancing drugs

Question 7

What are the names of all the illegal drugs in sport?

Answer 7

Enthyroprotein
human growth hormone
anabolic steroids
beta blockers
diruetics
blood doping

Question 8

What are dieretics?

Answer 8

Increase rapid wight loss, remove alll water and try and mask drug taking used to flush out of system

Question 9

What are beta blockers?

Answer 9

try and control heart rate which are used in fine motor skills to remain calm, steady nerves

Question 10

What is the Human growth?

Answer 10

Increases muscle strength

Question 11

What are the anabolic steroids/

Answer 11

used to increase muscle mass increases agression, used for power and recovery and repair

Question 12

What are the legal supplements?

Answer 12

creatine
caffeine
carbohhydrate replenishement
recovery formulas 
glucosamine
bicarbonate

Question 13

Why is creatine useful?

Answer 13

Good fro replenishment of atp/pc system

Question 14

Why is bicarbonate good?

Answer 14

Helps buffer lactic acid

Question 15

Why are carbohydrate replenishments?

Answer 15

Bars/sport drinks provide energy

Question 16

what are glucosamine?

Answer 16

Maintainc cartilage growth

Question 17

why is caffeine used?

Answer 17

Aids concentration, helps athlete training for longer and harder

Question 18

what are the recovery formulas?

Answer 18

Protein drinks good for muscle and repair

Question 19

What are the reasons for why performers take illegal drugs?

Answer 19

Social
psychological
physiological

Question 20

What are the psychological?

Answer 20

Improves performance through brain function; anabolic steroids increase aggression

Question 21

What are the physiologic?

Answer 21

Help increase strength; anabolic steroids increase strength altering Body physically

Question 22

what are the social?

Answer 22

Increased pressure from coaches/peers/country
belief everyone is doing it
belief that thy won't get caught
win at all costs- keep fortune/sponsors
state sponsorship

Question 23

What are the consequences of drug use?

Question 24

What are the consequences of drugs?

Answer 24

Performer. sport, society

Question 25

What are the society consequences?

Answer 25

Create negative role models reflection of society- shows they have unethical citizens/corrup implement ban- may have to ban all ayhletes legalisation of drugs- may have to accept drugs drug testing- need more efficient drug tests as new drugs come

Question 26

What are the sporting consequences of drugs?

Answer 26

Values- no FairPlay sponsors- loss due for sport for being tainted lower participation- parents won't let kids take part due to reputation/negative image lower support- less spectators crating less funding into the sport false records- false medalists, athletes not caught

Question 27

What are the performers consequences of using drugs?

Answer 27

Reputation- lose career pnsihement- lead to bans, being fined loss of medals improves performance- improves strength and endurance but increases change of winning and unfairness psycholoigca- increases aggression, mood swings, depression, affects mental health physiological-heart problems/liver/ decreased rate, sexual problems

Question 28

what are the strategies to stop illegal drug use?

Answer 28

Stricter punishements- increase ban/life ban loss of money/loss of sponsors/medals improved testing- more efficient testing to detect/ random/ out of season education- being educated on the dangers of drugs legalisation of drugs research- increase funding, newer detectoons role models- naming and shaming role models, encourage drug free

Question 29

What ae the cause of violence in sport?

Answer 29

Spectator player player/spectator

Question 30

What are the player causes of violence?

Answer 30

Nature of the game- contact sport testestorone- roid rage from steroids provoked retation- opponent, crowd, racism, teammates, abuse dehumanising weapons- use of hockey stick being weapon

Question 31

What are the causes of spectator violence?

Answer 31

Alocoholc/ social drugs poor spectatorr. provison- policing, overcrowding holloginas- looking for a fight, organised violence deindivduation- lose accountability, loose sense of individual identiy imitating violence on pitch

Question 32

What are the causes of player/spectator violence?

Answer 32

frustration with referees design, score, performance, | importance of gamr/result- local derby, reward, cup match

Question 33

What are the consequences of blood doping?

Answer 33

Increased risk of blood clots/pulmomar embolism