Ethics in Sport Organizations

These flashcards cover key vocabulary and concepts related to ethics in sports organizations, highlighting important issues and ethical considerations.

Corruption

Dishonest or unethical behavior, often in a position of power, typically involving bribery.

Sexualization

The process of attributing sexual characteristics to something or someone, often leading to exploitation.

Racial Harassment

Unwanted and offensive behavior directed at individuals based on their race or ethnicity.

Ethics

The moral principles that govern the behavior of individuals or groups, differing based on social contexts.

Morals

Personal character principles that are seen as relatively unchanging and influence individual behavior.

Abusive Parental Behavior

Behaviors exhibited by parents that are harmful or aggressive towards their child, particularly in the context of sports.

Sponsorship Demands

Expectations placed on sponsors regarding their contributions and involvement with sports organizations.

Media's Role

The influence and responsibilities of media outlets in shaping public perception and discussions about sports ethics.

Equity

The principle of fairness and justice in the distribution of resources and opportunities.

Professionalism

The competence or skill expected of a professional, including ethical behavior in sport organizations.

Gambling

The act of placing bets on the outcome of events, often considered unethical in sports due to its implications for integrity.

Questionable Game Tactics

Tactics used in sports that may be considered unethical or unfair, affecting the integrity of the game.

Social Justice

The pursuit of fairness and equity within society, relevant to issues in sports contexts.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

A management concept in which companies balance economic, environmental, and social imperatives in their business operations.

Title IX Compliance

Legal standards ensuring gender equality in education programs and activities, including athletics.