week 1 Flashcards
Defining Moral Behaviour
Morality is about behaviours that
have consequences for others’
rights and psychological and
physical well being (Turiel, 1983)
what is Prosocial behaviour
Voluntary behaviour intended to help or benefit
another (Eisenberg & Fabes, 1998)
Antisocial behaviour
Voluntary behaviour intended to harm or disadvantage
another (Kavussanu, 2006; Sage et al., 2006)
what where the two things Turiel (1983) looked into?
- Children and adolescents perceive an act
as moral transgression when the
behaviour has negative consequences for
the victim 2. The moral domain includes behaviours
that have consequences for others’ rights
and welfare
what is Two Dimensions of Morality
- Proactive morality
▫ The power to behave humanely - Inhibitive morality
▫ The power to refrain from behaving inhumanely
whos study is this? Bandura (1999)
what is inhibitive morality
the power to refrain from behaving badly
proactive morality
the power to behave prosocially
what are the main 5 ways to ass moral behaviour in sport?
- self-report questionires
- self-repoted scneiros
- coach/teacher ratings
- behaviour observations
- fouls & penitiltys
what is self-report questionires
Questionnaire-based self-
reported behaviour
frequency (Kavussanu & Boardley, 2009)
what is self-repoted scneiros
Questionnaire-based self-
reported behaviour
frequency (Kavussanu & Boardley, 2009)
what is coach/teacher ratings
Questionnaire-based
assessments of players’
aggression/behaviour (Horrocks, 1979)
what is behaviour observations
Behavioural coding of
aggressive/prosocial/
antisocial behaviour from
video recordings (Sheldon & Aimar, 2001)
what is fouls & penitents
Using official statistics on
fouls and/or penalties as
indicators of aggression (Gee & Leith, 2007)
what is the iEAR system
Examiningsocial
environments in youth sport (Herbison, Martin, Slatcher,Boardley, Benson, Sutcliffe, & Bruner, 2020)
