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    In Survey I, 91.9% of the participants reported that they have cheated on at least one homework assignment; however, when asked why they receive answers, 13.5% of the participants stated that they do not receive answers (Appendix D). Therefore, it can be concluded that some students believe that cheating on homework assignments is not considered as immoral. This may further explain why students cheat. Furthermore, 91.9% of students reported cheating at least once, albeit 51.4% of students stating

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    role ethics plays in sport & competition. It is important to make distinction between gamesmanship & sportsmanship. Gamesmanship is built on the principle that winning is everything. Athletes & coaches are encouraged to bend the rules wherever possible in order to gain a competitive advantage over an opponent & to pay less attention to the safety & welfare of the competition. Some of the key tenants of gamesmanship are:- 1. WINNING IS EVERYTHING. 2. It’s only cheating if you get caught. 3. It is the

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    and Energy Drinking Division As a result of tight Management Control System, Sport and Energy drinking division is incurring various indirect costs. Those indirect costs are related to Gamesmanship (Creation of Slack resources and Data manipulation), Negative attitude and Behavioral Displacement. Gamesmanship occurs when the action taken by an employee tend to improve his performance without adding significant value to organization. And it consists of two major forms. 1- Creation of Slack

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    There is much debate in our current athletic culture on sportsmanship and gamesmanship. Stories of scandals seem to make the news headlines almost weekly in college and professional athletics. In fact, a story just broke about the Boston Red Sox using an apple watch to steal signs from the New York Yankees (Olney, 2017). Stealing signs has always been part of baseball but using technology is prohibited. There are numerous other examples of athletic teams bending the rules or completely breaking the

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    Leonardo and Zaragoza (2005) chronicles the history of Ultimate Frisbee (Ultimate) which feature key moments shaping the sport in the modern era. Using their research, I will focus on the principle of self-refereeing known as “Spirit of the Game” (SOTG) to players and fans of Ultimate. This is an alternative to traditional sports which feature referees officiating matches. As the competitive level and popularity of Ultimate increases, I will examine whether self-refereeing still has a role to play

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    Sportsmanship depends on societies that are built upon trust and respect between competitors. With professional sports turning into “the bread and circuses of a new Rome”, fan’s animosity directed toward referees has soared. States have now passed laws in fourteen states to protect these referees (Lipsyte 1-2). Having to defend authority figures screams that the world of sports is changing right before our eyes. The controversial subject of sportsmanship allows me to take a stand on my position that

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    sport. Ongoing coaching education has been gaining importance within our society. For those invested in athletics, there is a need to know what can result from athlete’s behaviours in sport, with a focus on tennis. In particular, sportsmanship, gamesmanship, unwritten codes of behaviour, competitive orientation as ego or task driven, coaching orientation as an adult or athlete-centered, and the nature of sport are important

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    Pros of Situation Ethics Situation ethics avoids the impersonal, black and white, right and wrong ways of thinking of other forms of ethics. Situation ethics is more responsive to circumstances and cultural traditions. Actions should respect individuals and communities. Ethical decisions are handled one at a time based on a particular situation. Cons of Situation Ethics Many people believe that situation ethics means no ethics at all because it always “depends…” • There’s no universal truth. •

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    What Role if any, does ethics play in the world of sports and athletic competition? Merriam-Webster dictionary defines integrity as “the quality of being honest and fair” (Merriam-Webster, 2016), so what does it mean to have integrity in athletics? My response to this question before and after doing my research on the topic turned out to be the same because I believe sports are one of the true level playing fields that are offered in life. I say this because the world of sports and athletics doesn’t

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    Knowledge is their weapon. Stem cells research remains one of the hottest ethical debate over nations. Stem cells require an honest and a pure answer that religious people have to say regarding when human life begins. Stem cells covered with political gamesmanship, where some government’s implications limit stem cells research. There are many questions remain without answers: Will

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