Sport Ethics Final Exam (All Chapters)

When the intent is to injure.

Live stats and interactive events on big screen, Mid-game giveaways

Federal law that governs trademarks, service marks, and unfair competition in the United States.

Children have characteristics that make concussions more likely to occur and more likely to be serious.

Replay Review, VAR, Coach Challenges

Highlights the importance of relationships in ethical decision-making, relevant in addressing discrimination in sports.

Doing something on purpose to gain a competitive advantage.

Lawnmower (Field Maintenance), Footwear (Shoes, Cleats), Gloves (Baseball)

How you interpret your values. And are an individual's personal beliefs about right and wrong.

Progressive neurodegenerative disease that develops after many concussions.

A moral theory/ethical framework that describes people who follow a set of moral rules or precepts.

A ceremony and mutual to join a group & to change status within a group.

Federal law designed to combat organized crime and its infiltration into legitimate businesses.

Inspire followers with visions of great achievements or improvements.

Moral theory/ethical framework that an action is moral or immoral only because the person thinks it is such.

Type of traumatic brain injury caused by a bump, blow, or jolt to the head.

Democratic decision making.

Leaders are visionaries and motivate followers by making sure they know how their work fits into the "bigger vision".

These laws criminalize hazing behaviors that cause physical or psychological harm in educational and athletic contexts.

Playing by the rules.

Ruled that broadcasting a performer's act without permission violated his right of publicity, even under 1st Amendment.

Accepting certain risks that are inherent in attending/playing in sporting events like injuries.

Occurs due to chronic stress that causes a young athlete to cease participation in a previously enjoyable activity.

Prohibits people involved in the gambling business from using wire communication facilities to transmit interstate bets.

Management must act as a reasonably prudent operator would act in the same or similar circumstances.

Name, Image, Likeness. Allows student athletes to get compensation for their popularity and or athleticism.

People have different needs/circumstances, advocating for fairness by providing whats necessary for everyone to thrive.

Idea that people have unchangeable characteristics is often based on misapplied or misinterpreted ideas about biology.

Unearned advantages/benefits that certain groups possess due to their social identities, often at the expense of others.

Applies to ethos (accepted things that are apart of the game).

Occurs due to repetitive submaximal loading of the musculoskeletal system when rest is not adequate.

Moral theory/ethical framework that values a person's character, not their willingness to follow moral rules.

Leaders build trust in followers and spend a lot of time getting buy in from everyone. Everyone have a say in decisions.

Requires that all NFL teams must interview ethnic minority candidates for coaching positions and other roles.

Position of authority relative to those who lead and those who follow. Higher power has more influence and authority

States that "No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied..."

The manners of the sporting world.

Leaders value people come first mindset. Build relationships with strong emotional bonds and loyalty/trust in the group.

Leaders choose the appropriate style to match the situation.

If the premises are true, the conclusion must also be true, focusing purely on the logical structure of the argument.

Schools must follow Title IX and other laws that protects students from harassment and hostile environments.

Centers on the character of individuals; encourages athletes and orgs to cultivate virtues like fairness and respect.

The theory that human groups and races are subject to the same laws of natural selection as Charles Darwin perceived.

Law, judicially overturned in 2018, that was meant to define the legal status of sports betting in the United States.

A recognizable symbol, word, phrase, or design that identifies and distinguishes the source of goods or services.

Accepting that things can happen during the game/within sports, even when there could be consequences.

Protect an athlete's NIL from unauthorized commercial use. Players can license their identity for commercial purposes.

Is the image sufficiently transformed so as to be something new? (i.e. Three Stooges case)

Know the rules and what is breaking them, Intentionally break the rules, Try to hide that you broke the rules.

Set extremely high performance standards and then exemplify them. Challenge followers to achieve similar high standards.

Act that prohibits the discrimination in public accommodations, education, and employment.

Approach where leader motivates athletes through a system of rewards and punishments, not focusing on motivation/values.

Leaders serve as role models for others, and help to create a culture of integrity, fairness, and respect.

Moral theory/ethical framework defends the morality of an action on the basis of the culture's approval or disapproval.

Extended the right to vote to women in the United States.

Number of states that currently have legalized sports betting.

Focuses on interpersonal relationships, community, and caring.

Focuses on rules and duties; in sports, it emphasizes the obligation to treat all athletes regardless of race or gender.

Doing something wrong but getting away with it/no consequence.

Something outside the rules but is an accepted part of the game (i.e. flopping, fighting in hockey, fouling).

Idea that race is determined by biological or genetic makeup. Can be used to assign value to a social hierarchy.

People are free and should have the same rights, opportunities, and interventions.

Mobilize the people around them to motivate and accomplish a goal.

Leaders are born, not made.

Victims/families can file civil lawsuits for damages. Perpetrators can face criminal charges like assault or negligence

People of color were driven by strength rather than intellect, instincts not ethical codes, and compulsion not prudence.

The study aspect of learning. Also refers to a set of rules or guidelines established by a group or organization.

Schools demonstrate compliance through:

To act morally is always to act in a way that results in the greatest amount good for the greatest number.

Athlete doesn't get paid/play sport for a job; they play for fun/joy. Dates back to the Olympics in the late 1800s.

Schools getting federal aid must report sport rosters, budgets and other expenses yearly to support Title IX enforcement

Suggests that moral standards are dictated by a supernatural divine being, influencing how many view discrimination.

A form of intellectual property that grants creators exclusive rights over their original creations.

Court case ruled that the federal law banning sports betting (PASPA) was unconstitutional because it violated 10th amdt.

Growth hormones, creatine, stimulants, and steroids. Some risks of these are depression, strokes, tumors, heart attacks.

Repealed the Missouri Compromise, allowing residents of Kansas and Nebraska to decide whether to permit slavery.

Court case that enforced the legal concept of "separate but equal" in the Unites States.

State and local racial segregation laws that mandated segregation of schools, parks, libraries, restrooms, buses, trains

Workout Equipment: (More advanced health monitors, weight rooms, weights, etc.)

Court case that invalidated the legal concept of "separate but equal" in the US. Opened the door to racial integration.

Leaders focus on the growth and wellbeing of people and communities.

Moral theory/ethical framework that derives from its authority from a supernatural, divine being.

Needs a valid structure but also requires the premises to be believable and strong enough to accept the conclusion.

Activities expected for someone to join a group, often demeaning, humiliating, and sometimes violent.

Makes it clear that Title IX applies to all programs of any educational institution that receives any federal money.

Leadership is earned and leaders can be made.

Idea that leaders emerge due to the circumstances they find themselves in.

Revolutionized sports training and analysis by providing athletes and coaches with tools to simulate real-life scenarios