Ethics and Fair Play (Leaving Cert Physical Education): Flashcards
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4 key principles of codes of ethics
4 key principles of codes of ethics
Integrity, fairness, respect, equity
When/where was Olympic Oath first introduced?
When/where was Olympic Oath first introduced?
1920 Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium
Define sportsmanship
Define sportsmanship
Treating opponents fairly with respect, fair play & integrity
Define gamesmanship
Define gamesmanship
Bending rules to gain advantage without outright cheating
Define deviance in sport
Define deviance in sport
Actions against rules/ethics: cheating, PEDs, match-fixing
Lance Armstrong deviance example
Lance Armstrong deviance example
Stripped of 7 Tour de France titles for using PEDs
Michael Phelps 2004 sportsmanship example
Michael Phelps 2004 sportsmanship example
Gave up spot to allow teammate to win medal
2012 Olympics badminton gamesmanship example
2012 Olympics badminton gamesmanship example
Teams deliberately lost to secure easier opponents later
Participants' key ethical behaviours
Participants' key ethical behaviours
Play fairly, respect opponents, shake hands, support team
Parents' role in sports ethics
Parents' role in sports ethics
Be role models, encourage playing by rules, respect all
Spectators' ethical guidelines
Spectators' ethical guidelines
Best behaviour, no abuse, support positively, applaud both
Coaches' ethical responsibility
Coaches' ethical responsibility
Treat all equally, positive coaching, development over wins
