Sporting Behavior, Ethics, and Moral behavior​

Sporting behaviors at different levels of Sports

100

Pro Athletes are role models to who? 

Youth athletes

200

_____ is top priority in sport?

Winning

300

What 3 things does the media not typically talk about?

- Fairness

- Honesty

- Sportsmanship 

400

What 3 things does media focus on?

- Winning

- Money

- Skills

500

What does ROOTS stand for?

Rules

Opponents

Officials

Teammates

Self

Youth Attitudes

100

Give 3 examples of what some influences of youth attitudes?

-Coaches

- Parents

- Teammates

- Media

- Environment

- Culture

- Community

200

Why does youth attitudes matter?

- Youth attitudes carry into adulthood

- Effects future athletes, coaches and leaders

- Teaches life values

300

Give 2 examples of hazing in youth sports

- Public humiliation

- Perform degrading skits

- Open-ended

400

What is the definition of hazing?

Rituals or activities imposed on younger or new team members

500

What are 3 coaching strategies for managing bulling and hazing?

1. Making rules as a team

2. Have a adult present in team rooms before and after games and practices

3. Always provide athletes opportunities to talk in private

Development of Moral and Ethical Values

100

How does participating in sports help athletes develop honesty and integrity when facing pressure to win?

 Teaches athletes to choose following the rules, admit mistakes, and avoid cheating even under building honesty and integrity.

200

List 2 ways that coaches can influence the moral and ethical development of their players?

- Emphasize respect

- Fairness 

- Teamwork

- Accountability

300

Why is sportsmanship important, and how does it reflect a person's character both on and off the field?

Sportsmanship shows respect for opponents, teammates, officials, and the game itself

400

How should athletes respond when they witness cheating, unfair play, or unethical behavior from teammates or opponents?

Athletes should respond with courage and responsibility

500

list 2 ways how athletes should balance competition with doing what is right?

- Focus on effort rather than just outcomes

- Upholding sportsmanship

- Treating opponents with respect

Moral Values Applied and Taught Through Sports

100

What is conflict theory?

A theory that examines how power, money and inequality can influence moral behaviors in sports.

200

What is sport ethic?

Refers to the unwritten set of norms in sports that changes through the time and emphasize respect, loyalty and sportsmanship.

300

What is social character?

Type of character focusing on relationships with teammates and opponents rather then moral decision making.

400

What is interactionist theory?

Perspective that focuses on everyday interactions and how athletes learn values through social experiences.

500

What are 3 moral values taught through sports?

- Teamwork

- Discipline

- Loyalty

- Fairness

- Respect

Strategies for Good Sporting Behavior

100

What are 2 unsportsmanlike conducts?

- Taunting opponents 

- Arguing with officials

- Rule breaking to gain advantage

200

What is a code of conduct?

A document that outlines ethical standards, principles and behavioral expectations

300

Name 1 of the parent's roles in sportsmanship and 1 of the coaches roles in sportsmanship?

Parents

- First to teach their child fair play

- Model good behavior 

- reinforce values

Coaches

- Correcting bad behavior

- rewarding good behavior 

- reinforce values

400

What is the win at all cost mentality?

Prioritizes victory above integrity often leading to cheating, aggression, or rule bending

500

What did NFHS accomplish? 

Helps by shaping high school athletics in sportsmanship