NEW Ethics and deviance part 1

Question 1

Which of the following are examples of criminal deviance?

Accepted Answer

Fighting (assault); Bribery (bribing officials), Corruption (FIFA); Match fixing (Pakistan 2010 cricket)

Question 2

Select a reason why fair play is important in sport?

Accepted Answer

To allow for a level playing field and encourage team spirit, To help encourage respect for officials and coaches.

Question 3

Select one example of sportsmanship?

Accepted Answer

Clapping the opposition’s century in cricket.

Question 4

Who said “Winning is the only thing in sport that matters”, “Win at all costs”?

Accepted Answer

Vince Lombardi - Green Bay Packers NFL Head coach

Question 5

Give a reason why deviance is increasing in sport?

Accepted Answer

Media spotlight and pressure to do well / succeed., Money and rewards so high,‘Win at all costs’ Lombardi ethic.

Question 6

Select three examples of deviance below?

Accepted Answer

Bidding corruption., Tampering with drugs samples., Match fixing.

Question 7

What was the prize money awarded for the mens & womens singles winners at Wimbledon 2016?

Accepted Answer

£2 million

Question 8

Which 2 women's doubles badminton teams in the 2012 Olympics were banned for match fixing?

Accepted Answer

China & South Korea

Question 9

'Bending rules as far as possible without actually breaking them in order to get an advantage'

Accepted Answer

This defines gamesmanship.

Question 10

Which 4x100m Relay team had their 2008 Beijing gold medals taken from them due to PED's?

Accepted Answer

Jamaica

Question 11

How might commercialisation lead to a "win at all costs" mentality?

Accepted Answer

Due to prize money, sponsorship deals, media representation

Question 12

Define relative deviance?

Accepted Answer

Behaviour may be considered either deviant or non-deviant.

Question 13

Which of the following best describes under conformity?

Accepted Answer

Illegal betting, player violence during games, blood doping, Cheating, bribery, hooliganism, 'Bloodgate' scandal

Question 14

Explain immoral deviance?

Accepted Answer

Behaviour that breaks values but within confines of the law

Question 15

Which of the following are examples of over conformity?

Accepted Answer

Playing if injured,losing large amounts of weight for sports, Sacrifice family life to train above& beyond whats expected

Question 16

What 3 problems do Anti-doping agencies still face?

Accepted Answer

Ongoing development of new drugs / masking agents., Drugs can be taken accidentally - medication, Athlete can be difficult to get hold of when training abroad

Question 17

Which two are causes of on field violence?

Accepted Answer

Extreme temperatures and a Partisan crowd., Embarrassment from a tackle/mistake in football & fatigue.

Question 18

Gamesmanship is often seen as.....

Accepted Answer

winning by improper means without actually violating rules., underhanded or morally dubious (not able to be trusted).

Question 19

What system is in place to combat drugs use?

Accepted Answer

Whereabouts system

Question 20

'The moral approach to sport-performers abide by both written & unwritten rules of the game'

Accepted Answer

This defines sportsmanship

Question 21

'Behaviour that is outside the norm but with no intention of breaking the rules' refers to?

Accepted Answer

Over conformity (positive deviance)

Question 22

'Behaviour that goes against the norm & has a detrimental effect on individuals & society' is?

Accepted Answer

Under conformity (negative deviance)

Question 23

Explain criminal deviance?

Accepted Answer

Behaviour that is breaking the law.

Question 24

Which of the following make up part of the 'four dimensions of the sports ethic'?

Accepted Answer

Athletes accept no obstacles in the pursuit of possibilities, Athlete accept risk&play through pain;strive for distinction

Question 25

Select two examples of relative deviance?

Accepted Answer

Using 'sledging' in a cricket match., Using a fist hidden in a rugby scrum.

Question 26

Define deviance

Accepted Answer

Behaviour that deviates from the norms & values in society.

Question 27

What does Coakley's Normal Distribution approach to deviant behaviour (1993) show?

Accepted Answer

A distribution effect of acceptable/unacceptable behaviours, Deviant behaviour falls outside normal ranges on either side

Question 28

Define absolute deviance?

Accepted Answer

Behaviour will be deviant in all societies, at all times.

Question 29

What was the name given to East Germany's state sponsored doping in the 1970’s?

Accepted Answer

State Plan 14:25

Question 30

Which of the following are examples of immoral deviance?

Accepted Answer

gfhhfg, Time wasting in football final

Question 31

Why can the commercialisation of sport lead to deviance?

Accepted Answer

Due to prize money and sponsorship deals, Due to media representation & pressure to win.

Question 32

Which two of the following are examples of gamesmanship?

Accepted Answer

Deliberately fouling to prevent good performance, Appealing for a throw in when you know it’s not yours

Question 33

Sportsmanship encompasses the virtues of.....

Accepted Answer

fairness, integrity, responsibility and respect.

Question 34

Select one example of absolute deviance?

Accepted Answer

Biting opponents or gouging eyes.

Question 35

What does WADA stand for?

Accepted Answer

World Anti Doping Agency

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