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24 Cards in this Set
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Ethics
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the systematic study of the values guiding our decision making.
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Ethical Reasoning
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process of making a correct and fair decision. Ethical reasoning depends on our values or the values of the organizations for which we work and reflects how we believe people should behave and how we want our world to operate
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Ethical Dilemma
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is a practical conflict invovling more or less equally compellling values or social obligations
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Morality
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is concerned with values guiding behavior,
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Morals
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are the fundamental baseline values dictating appropriate behavior within a society
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Absolutism
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argues that moral precepts are universal
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Relativism
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argues that what is moral depends on the situation
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commercial moral rules
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Honesty, integrity, loyalty, collaborate, complete, efficiency, industrious, thrifty, optimistic
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noncommercial moral rules
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loyal, shun trading, disciplined, tradition, take vengeance
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Ethical Considerations
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Sport managers' decision making is complicated because the outcomes of their decisions affect diverse groups of people (athletes, fans, the community, businesses, the media) whose interests are often in conflict.
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Ethical Decision making
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not a random process in which the sport manager just reacts from his or her "gut" feeling
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Steps in the decision making process
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1. Identify the correct problem to be solved
2. Gather all the pertinent information 3. Explore codes of conduct relevant to your profession or to this particular dilemma 4. Examine your own personal values and beliefs |
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Continued steps
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5. Consult with your peers or other individuals in the industry who may have experience in similar situations
6. List your options 7. Look for a win win situation 8. Sunshine rule 9. Evaulate your decision |
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Codes of conduct
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are probably the most visible statements of a company, business, or organizational ethical philosophy and beliefs
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Codes of conduct - definition
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they are outlines under which the organization operates.
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When did school athletics begin?
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A 1838 Horace Mann embraced the value of sports.
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Who is John Dewey?
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encouraging games helped to hasten the incorporation of athletics into school curricula.
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What are the major career opportunities in youth sport?
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School Athletic Director, League Director, Coach,
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Marketing is important for schools why?
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Fund raising programs are important so the financial circumstances for schools and leagues does not become strained. (Direct Sponsorship, candy sales, advertising spaces)
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why might marketing be bad for schools?
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The exposure of children to an increasing amount of commercial messages and the impact of soda and fast food.
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How does gender equity affect
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Title IX in 1972 changed the amount of women allowed to play to match the number of men athletes.
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Identify some themes from the history of college sport
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during the 1800's the events were student-run, colleges and universities began
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Nationalism
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Sport has fueled a feeling of pride in one's country.
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Olympism
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a philosophy of life,exalting, and combining in a balanced whole the qualities of body, will and mind.
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