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| The general activity of predicting sports results by making a wager on the outcome of a future sporting event. |
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| What makes gambling unethical? |
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| The principles such as honesty, responsibility, & justice are violated & other suffer because of the act. |
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| What results from gambling in unethical ways? |
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| Ineligibility for a year, banishment from NCAA athletics, & expulsion from college or university. |
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| Playing fair, following the rules of the game, respecting the judgement of referees & officials, & treating opponents with respect. |
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| How to enforce sportsmanship in youth sports & sports in general? |
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- make youths aware of cheating & how it is frowned upon & the consequences of cheating.
- demonstrate good sportsmanship for peers [show respect for yourself, teammates, opponents, coaches on both sides, referees, judges, & other officials.
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| How, as a sport manager, do you curtail this "win at all costs" attitude in youth sports? |
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| Dont's stress about winning, focus on the kids having fun. |
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| What are the benefits of youths participating in sports today? |
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- learn teamwork, leadership skills, socialization, sportsmanship, honesty, responsibility, & beneficence.
- develop agility, coordination, endurance, speed, flexibility, strength, independence, & confidence.
- learn to cooperate & compete.
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| What are the causes of violence in sport? |
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| The fans, pressure on athletes, coaches, parents, owners, & commissioners. |
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| What is Violence in sports? |
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| Behavior which causes harm, occurs outside of the rules of the sport, & is unrelated to the competitive objectives of the sport. |
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| Any action which recklessly or intentionally endangers the health or safety of a person for the purpose of initiation, admission into or affiliation with, or as a condition for continuesd membership in an organization. |
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| What is hazing in sports? |
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| Any activity of someone joining a group that humiliates, degrades, or risks emotional and/or physical harm, regardless of the person's willingness to participate. |
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| If you are a Sports Administrator, how do you prevent hazing in your school? |
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| Seminars, educate, alternative methods, & discussions. |
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| How did Title IX affect women's participation in sport? |
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- 1970 - 1 in 27 girls participated
- Today - 1 in 2.5 girls participate
- has increased exponentially as opportunities have been provided.
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| What is Ambush Marketing? |
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| Marketing strategy in which a competing brand attempts to attach a product to a major event without paying sponsorship fees. |
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| Ambush Marketing Pros & Cons? |
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Pros:
- increase brand awareness
- not spending money
- increase in competition
Cons:
- decreases commercial value of event
- creates unhealthy competitive environment
- may adversely effect the funding of the event.
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| What are the 3 rules of sport? |
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- Constitutive
- Proscriptive
- Sportsmanship
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| What is Cultural Relativism? |
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- **Concept of right & wrong that are culturally determined
- good & bad & right & wrong are relative to & culture specific
- beliefs, customs, ethics relative to the individual within his or her social context
- "Good" is what is "socially approved" in a given culture.
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| What is Moral Callousness? |
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- "Everyone else is doing it"
- callousness - unfeeling; insensitive; unsympathetic
- moral callousness - opposite of moral sensitivity
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| When was Ambush Marketing first presented? |
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| 1984 at Los Angeles Olympics |
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| Another term for Ambush Marketing? |
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| Law about Ambush Marketing? Legal or Illegal? |
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- the law in cases of ambush marketing stands usually somewhere out of view
- not illegal, but is frowned upon
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| What is the Proscriptive Rule? |
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- expressly forbid specific actions, such as spearing in football & undercutting in basketball, often because associated with high risk of injury.
- established to prohibit intentional harm of opponents
- legislated after incidents judged as violent
- "In response" to:
stick-wielding in hockey players
pitchers throwing at batter's heads
linemand using chop blocks
bench clearing brawls
- sports leagues & governing organizations impose rules on participants to control physically violent action during competition to keep situations out of court.
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| What is the Unfair Trade Practices Act? |
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| Protects all consumers from false or misleading advertising. |
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