SS: Presentation Quiz

Which of the following is NOT a reason hazing is an ethical issue?

It promotes team building

What are some effective ways to prevent hazing in sports?

All of the above

What is the name of the federal anti-hazing law recently enacted in the United States?

Stop Campus Hazing Act

What is the difference between hazing and bullying?

Hazing has the goal of eventually including the victim in a community, bullying is about exclusion

What makes eating disorders an ethical issue in sports?

They impact an athlete’s health and are often caused by pressure to meet unrealistic standards

Which type of sport has the highest prevalence of eating disorders among male athletes?

Weight-class sports like wrestling and boxing

How can coaching behavior influence the development of eating disorders in athletes?

A coach’s environment can reduce or increase risk based on pressure and expectations

4. What is a key reason athletes underreport eating disorders?

They believe food restriction and exercise improve performance

What type of off-field violence has led to major league policy changes in recent use?

DV

Which factor is often linked to athlete aggression spilling into off-field behavior?

Warrior Mentality

What is one ethical challenge sports organizations face with off-field violence?

b. Enforcing player suspensions fairly

Why is off-field violence considered a systemic issue?

There’s often a lack of consistent consequences

Which of the following is a proposed future solution?

Team-based prevention education

What is the most commonly used PED?

Anabolic Steroids

2. What are the reasons that athletes might use PEDs?

All of the above

3. What is the role of WADA in sports?

Monitoring and banning PEDs

Is it ethical for coaches or teams to encourage PED use behind closed doors?

No, it’s coercion

How many states is sports betting legal in?

38

Which of the following wasn’t part of the 6 challenges of sports betting?

Balancing growth with user experience

3. Which group of athletes gamble more compared to other groups?

Division I athletes

What is one way sports gambling is normalized in society?

Through constant exposure in advertisements and media during sporting events

What is the primary ethical concern regarding on field violence?

Impact on sportsmanship and player safety

Which sport has faced the most scrutiny regarding concussions and violent conduct?

Football

What is one possible future challenge related to violence in sports?

Stricter regulations and legal issues

What role do coaches play in reducing on field violence?

Coaches can educate players on sportsmanship and safe play

What technology did the MLB begin testing to replace human empire decisions for balls and strikes?

Automated Ball-Strike System (ABS)

Which of the following is NOT listed as a current ethical concern related to technology in sports?

Overreliance on human referees

What major concern was raised about the AI-powered performance analytics device in the rowing case study?

It could create unfair advantages for wealthier teams

What future challenge is mentioned regarding the use of technology in younger athletes?

Increased pressure and loss of love for the sport

What sport’s technology was criticized for disrupting the natural flow and momentum of the game?

Soccer’s VAR system

1. What age do individuals normally quit youth sports?

13

What is the term for year round training in a particular sport?

Specialization

The passing of which law opened the door for female athletes?

Title IX

Concussions are most common in which sport?

Football

What’s the main goal of youth sports?

Have fun