Technology and Ethics in Sports

Which of the following is NOT a reason technology is used in sports?

• To enhance athlete performance

• To decrease accessibility for amateur players

• To improve safety standards

• To aid in officiating decisions

What does the use of high-tech swimsuits in swimming primarily aim to achieve?

• Improve comfort for the swimmer

• Increase buoyancy and reduce drag

• Monitor heart rate during competition

• Provide more stylish attire

Which of the following is an example of technology used for officiating in sports?

• Heart rate monitor

• Speedo LZR swimsuit

• Hawkeye system

• Smart footwear

In the context of ethical issues, which of the following is considered a “performance-enhancing drug”?

• Caffeine

• Blood doping (EPO)

• Vitamins

• Painkillers

Which major ethical issue is associated with doping in sports?

• Increased sponsorship opportunities

• Unequal playing conditions

• More competitive performances

• Enhanced media coverage

What is the primary focus of a laissez-faire coaching style?

• Rigorous training

• Athlete enjoyment and self-direction

• Winning at all costs

• Constant feedback and instruction

Why is goal-setting important in coaching?

• It gives athletes a clear focus and motivation

• It guarantees athletes will win

• It is only necessary for professional athletes

• It is required by sports governing bodies

Which acronym is commonly used to guide effective goal-setting?

• SMART

• STEP

• CARE

• ACT

Which of the following was a consequence of Lance Armstrong's doping scandal?

• He was praised for his transparency

• He received a lifetime ban from professional cycling

• He won additional races after his suspension

• He faced no repercussions

Which coaching skill is most important for maintaining player safety during training?

• Communication

• Observation

• Knowledge of rules

• Adaptability