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Distinction between Morals and Ethics Chapter 1 |
Morals - involve the practice of ethical theories and principles ethics - set of principles that determine right and wrong. |
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3 Kinds of Theories related to ethics and their definition (Chapter 1) |
1) meta ethics - the origins of theoretical concepts. - are ethics a social convention? - focuses on universal truths. God's will or supreme being is foundation for all decisions. role of reason. 2) Normative - we control it. focuses on duties and rules that we follow 3) Applied - taking normative principles and applying them to specific unresolved controversial issues. |
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Define and provide examples of each. Cheating, sportsmanship and gamesmanship (Chapter 2) |
1) Cheating - Not playing by the rules ethically and morally wrong 2) Gamesmanship- gray area between good sportsmanship and cheating -utilizing legal tactics that are morally dubious and are designed to unsettle opponents ex. trash talking, freeze timeout, coaches yelling at refs. 3- Sportsmanship - conducting yourself in a way that increases pleasure in sports. values fair play and adherence to the rules. |
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Define Unethical gambling and give examples (chapter 3) |
-An act through which the conditions for winning in a sports contest have been unfairly changed in favor of one participant over another
examples: boston college point shaving. NBA officials. (Tim donaghy vs NBA) -equality and chance are destroyed. |
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Coaches and managers have a greater responsibility when it comes to gambling for 2 reasons. (Chapter 3) |
1) Position of responsibility and trust 2) Fiduciary relationship with the fans to ensure the continued integrity of the game. |
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2 Ethical duties of a coach (Chapter 4) |
1) Coach has duty to provide for the safety of those under his or her charge and even more so in youth sports ex. Max Gilpin 2) Ethical duty to supervise and instruct. Activity, age, tech aspects. |
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2 case studies for each ethical duty of a coach and describe (Chapter 4) |
1) Hill vs Bridgeview little league. and Max Gilpin
George Loy of bridgeview threatens and beats up hill for arguing a call in the first inning. Argued the duties of the league to control the situation.
2)Brahatcek v Millard School District. Pe golf class. 34 kids in class. Improper supervision and instruction. |
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4 Things parents should do (Chapter 5) |
1) Stress good sportsmanship 2) Watch for teachable moments 3) teach how to lose gracefully 4) check yourself |
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6 Examples of parental rage (Chapter 5) |
-Profanity -Improper touching -Abusive language -Entering the playing field uninvited -Making derogatory comments -Failing to following the rules and regulations |
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2 Rules in Violence and Sports (Chapter 6) |
Prospective rules - Prohibit particular types of actions during the game (ex spearing, cleating, high tick and chop blocks. -Rules are in place for the safety of participants and to prevent athletes from intentionally harming one another Sportsmanship Rules- instituted to encourage participants to play within the rules in a sportsmanlike manner. -Put in place to promote ethical conduct and to prevent violent behavior (golfers self reporting, penalties for arguing a call in baseball, excessive celebration) |
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Definition of Hazing |
Any actions which recklessly or intentionally engager the health or safety of a person for the purpose of initiation, admission, into or affiliation with, or as a condition for continued membership in a student organization. |
