Exam 5: Deviance in Sports: Is It Out of Control

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The model of a professional athlete's career shows that when athletes move from the amateur level to the professional level in a sport like cycling, they

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Sport programs that are designed as "interventions" for "at risk youth" are seldom successful because they

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According to the career model discussed in the chapter, when long time professional athletes retire from full time, year round training and competition and re-enter the "ordinary world," they

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Information on institutional corruption in sports is scarce partly because gathering that information

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The most effective way to control deviant overconformity is to

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The people most likely to agree with the war on doping as waged by WADA and USADA are

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When there is a collective sense of hubris on a team, it is likely that some athletes will

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The author suggests that doping control will not be successful until

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According to the author, winning is important to long time professional athletes because they

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Historical data suggests that most substance use and abuse among athletes is due to

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Research on normative overconformity suggests that if we wish to understand this form of deviance we must

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It has become difficult to determine what actions are deviant and what actions are accepted parts of athletic training today because

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When a basketball player dribbles the ball out of bounds during a game, she has

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Deviance may involve underconformity or overconformity to norms.The author explains that deviance involving overconformity is

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Anarchy is the social condition that exists when

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The athletes most likely to overconform to the norms of the sport ethic are those who see achievement as their only way to get ahead and those who have

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The sport ethic becomes a source of dangerous deviance in sports when

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People using an absolutist approach tend to

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Research on sport participation and general delinquency rates generally shows that delinquency rates among athletes are

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Information from inside high performance sports suggests that doping is seen as

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