Ethics and Conduct in Sport Flashcards

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What is sportsmanship?

Playing fair and showing respect to opponents and officials.

Give two examples of sportsmanship.

Shaking hands after a match and kicking the ball out when a player is hurt.

What is gamesmanship?

Using tactics that are allowed but not in the spirit of the game to gain an advantage.

Give two examples of gamesmanship.

Time-wasting and distracting an opponent with talk.

What is deviance in sport?

Breaking the rules or laws, for example by cheating or using violence.

Give two examples of deviant behaviour in sport.

Deliberate handball to stop a goal and punching an opponent.

What is sporting etiquette?

Unwritten rules of good behaviour, like manners, in a sport.

Give one example of sporting etiquette in tennis.

Staying quiet when a player serves.

What is the contract to compete?

An agreement to try your best, follow rules, and accept officials' decisions.

Name two parts of the contract to compete.

Play to win fairly and accept the result without arguing.