Leadership Theories
Transactional
Faking an injury to gain an advantage
Flopping
A substance used to improve human performance
Performance Enhancing Drugs (PEDs)
In the documentary Long Time Coming, this issue was discussed by former little league players from white and black perspectives
Segregation / Racism
This framework believes that moral and ethical actions are based on a persons care and kindness, because people should value their relationships and communities
Care Ethics
This leadership theory is based on inspiring and motivating followers
Transformational
Deliberating losing a game for a strategic reason
Tanking
This medical issue is increasingly concerned about long-term athlete health
Concussions
This term was created by the NCAA in an effort to not let this group be seen as employees
Student-athletes
This ethical framework requires that in order to be morally good, you must strictly follow the stated rules in sports
Formalism
This theory lets leaders change their approach based on a situation
Situational / Adaptive
When a dominant team overwhelms an opponent
Blowout
This organization notoriously pursues other companies for trademark infringement
Nike
This issue at sport events is often caused by heightened emotions, alcohol consumption, and rivalry
Fan Violence
This concept in moral reasoning is best demonstrated by the "Unfortunate Driver" thought prompt
Moral Luck
Servant
An increasing revenue stream for sports leagues following the overturning of PAPSA
This medical enhancement in baseball is widely considered acceptable
Tommy John Surgery
This legislation was passed in 1972 and has had a lasting impact on high school and collegiate sports
This framework is based on the idea that the actions of people are only immoral or unethical because a person thinks it is that
Moral Subjectivism
This theory believes leadership is inherent
Great Man Theory
Houston Astros
Some advanced technology in sports has been called this term
Equipment Doping
This is an AI that is being used in some sports to make line calls, offsides, and other technical calls
Video Assisted Referee (VAR)
When forming a sound moral argument, you should take care to avoid having an implied or unstated premise that is necessary in order for the argument to be valid - also known as this
Missing Premise