Ethics in Sport. Flashcards

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Describe the Olympic Oath.

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Written by Baron De Coubertin.
First taken in the 1920 Olympics.
Promise made by one athlete as a representative of all athletes and one judge as a representative of all the other officials.

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Explain Sportsmanship.

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Fairness.
Maintaining self-control.
High levels of Etiquette.
Treating others Fairly.
Respect for Opponents and Officials.

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What can be done to Encourage Sportsmanship?

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NGB Campaigns.
Fair play awards - better Role Models.
Punish Foul Play.
Drug Testing.

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Explain Gamesmanship.

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Winning Games by cunning means, but without breaking the rules.
Fine line between gamesmanship and cheating.
Stretching the rules to the limit.
Failing to follow the etiquette of the game.

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Explain Win Ethic in Modern Day Sport.

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No drawn games; always a winner in basketball and league cup football.
High amounts of Deviance.
Media Praise.

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Explain Deviance.

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Deviance is a behavior that goes against the norms of society and is deemed unacceptable.

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Explain Positive Deviance.

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Involves over-adherence or over-conformity to the norms and expectations of society.

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Explain Negative Deviance.

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Under-conformity to the norms and expectations of society.
‘Win at all costs’ - encourages performers who lack moral restraint to act against the norms of society.

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