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

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Deviance may involve underconformity or overconformity to norms.The author explains that deviance involving underconformity consists of ideas, traits, or actions that

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To make changes that would decrease deviant overconformity, sport would have to be organized around a commitment to

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Media coverage usually concludes that deviance in sports is the result of

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Research suggests that on-the-field deviance such as cheating and "dirty play" are

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Studying deviance in sports presents problems in that

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When athletes collectively dedicate themselves to a goal and willingly endure pain and make sacrifices to achieve it, they often create a social world in which

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Research on deviance in sports is limited in that it focuses primarily on

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Research and media reports shows that gambling on sports

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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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There often is confusion when discussing hazing a a form of sport-related deviance because hazing is

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According to a constructionist approach, the process of negotiating normative boundaries is influenced by

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The author describes a model of a professional athlete's career to show that

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When Lance Armstrong confessed to using performance enhancing substances, many of his fans condemned him as the embodiment of evil because they

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After reviewing research on academic cheating the author points out that rates of cheating among athletes

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As the term is used by sociologists, deviance

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An absolutist approach to deviance in sports is based on the assumption that

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Controlling deviant overconformity in sports requires a close examination of the

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

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The author point out that the most effective way to control cheating, corruption, harassment, and abuse in sports is to

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One of the reasons that it is difficult to study deviance in sports is that much of it involves actions grounded in

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