Types of Violence
Athlete Violence
Spectator Violence
Preventing Violence
100
deliberate intent to harm another player fuelled by anger and hostility
What is hostile aggression?
100
sport on ice where fights occur regularly
What is hockey?
100
what fuels a lot of cases of spectator violence
What is alcohol?
100
a sport where violence is not part of sport (e.g. boxing) but is typically expected
What is hockey, football or soccer?
200
another player is injured as a side effect of the aggressor's attempt to achieve something else
What is instrumental aggression?
200
soccer player who headbutt another player in the FIFA World Cup
Who is Zinedine Zidane?
200
staff hired to prevent spectators from attacking athletes and officials
Who are security guards?
200
punishment in a game for committing a violent act
What is a foul?
300
Zidane headbutts Marco Materazzi in the FIFA World Cup
What is athlete violence?
300
freshman joins school's varsity sport team, must be "paddled" fifteen times in a row for initiation
What is hazing?
300
friends, relatives and police can have a _____ _____ on an angry spectator
What is calming effect?
300
person who can give out yellow/red cards in a soccer game
Who is a referee?
400
line referee makes a bad call, coach is enraged and attacks the referee
What is violence against officials and coaches?
400
one of Canada's greatest hockey players who always eluded body checks from other players
Who is Wayne Gretzky?
400
country of a team that a spectator set himself on fire for
What is Korea?
400
people demonstrating fairness, courtesy, respect in sport are called _____
What is a sportsman or sportsmanship?
500
a spectator lights himself on fire because he thought his "spirit" would help his team win
What is spectator violence?
500
case of instrumental aggression where victim had his jugular vein cut and almost died
Who is Chuck Malarchuk?
500
tennis player who was stabbed by a psychotic fan
Who is Monica Seles?
500
Canadian report on how to enforce ethical conduct (e.g. violence) in sports
What is the Canadian Strategy for Ethical Conduct in Sport?
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