Ethical factors in sport

• What is the term for behaving in a compliant manner in sports?

  Sportsmanship
• Why must participants in sports take personal responsibility?

  To comply with rules and expected behaviors
• How does sportsmanship influence sporting events?

  It promotes fair play and respect among participants
• What do unwritten rules in sports help uphold?

  Respect and fairness
• Why are unwritten rules important in sports?

  They promote playing in the 'spirit of the game'
• What is required from players regarding respect and fairness?

  Take an active approach, not just avoid breaking rules
• What should players do in tennis when a ball is out?

  Acknowledge that the ball was out
• What is a common etiquette practice in football matches?

  Shaking hands with opponents
• When should players shake hands in football?

  Before and after an important match
• How do unwritten rules differ from written rules in sports?

  Unwritten rules focus on etiquette and respect
• What does sportsmanship mean?

  Playing within the rules and etiquette
• Why is sportsmanship important in sports?

  It promotes respect and fair play among players
• What should a player do when someone is injured in football?

  Kick the ball out of play
• What is expected from the opposing team after a player kicks the ball out for an injury?

  They should give possession back
• What should a player do if a rival player is down injured?

  Help the rival player up
• What does it demonstrate when a player calls the ball 'in' at a tennis match?

  Graciousness and fairness towards the opponent
• How does showing sportsmanship affect the spirit of the game?

  It enhances respect and camaraderie among players
• What is the term for bending the rules in sports?

  Gamesmanship
• How do players distract opponents in cricket?

  By sledging and verbally abusing them
• What is a time-wasting tactic in hockey?

  Preventing the opposition from scoring
• At what levels does gamesmanship exist?

  All levels and in many sports
• What do some sport psychologists believe about gamesmanship?

  It reflects players' motivation
• How does motivation influence gamesmanship behavior?

  Ego-oriented players are more likely to cheat
• What type of attitude leads to unsporting behavior?

  A 'win at all costs' attitude
• What is the motivation difference between task-oriented and ego-oriented players?

  Task-oriented players are intrinsically motivated
• What is the likelihood of cheating for intrinsically motivated players?

  There is less incentive to cheat
• What is the best way to bring money into a club?

  Attracting spectators to a sporting event
• Why do spectators spend money during sporting events?

  They buy food, drinks, and merchandise
• How can the money spent by spectators be utilized?

  To pay performers' wages and improve facilities
• What negative effects can spectators have at sporting events?

  They can be rude and abusive to players
• How can rude spectator behavior affect players?

  It can demotivate players and cause loss of focus
• What could be a consequence of players getting angry due to spectator behavior?

  Players may receive fines or be sent off
• What is the impact of being sent off the pitch on a player's performance?

  It has a significant negative impact
• How does spectator spending contribute to the sport?

  It increases revenue for wages and facilities
• What types of items do spectators purchase at events?

  Food, drinks, merchandise, and memorabilia
• What is the relationship between spectator behavior and team performance?

  Negative behavior can harm team performance
• What is the seating arrangement for spectators?

  Each spectator has a specified seat
• Why is having specified seats beneficial for spectators?

  It reduces chances of blocking views
• How does greater video surveillance help during events?

  It allows police to monitor violent behavior
• What can police do with video surveillance at events?

  Monitor known hooligans and their behavior