Understanding Doping Prevention in Sports

Why do people initially fall in love with sport?

• To become famous

• Because it's fun and they enjoy being active

• To earn money

• To travel the world

What can increase as athletes' commitments to sport grow?

• The demands of training and competition

• The amount of free time

• The number of sponsorships

• The number of fans

What can become difficult to handle as the win-at-all-costs attitude intensifies?

• Winning

• Defeat in competition

• Traveling

• Training

What can doping appear as when pressures and influences increase?

• A training method

• A shortcut

• A new sport

• A dietary supplement

What helps athletes handle moments of temptation?

• Isolation

• Less training

• More competition

• A supportive training environment

What is the current focus of anti-doping efforts?

• Building more sports facilities

• Promoting new sports

• Testing for banned substances and investigating potential doping offenses

• Increasing athlete salaries

What is needed to prevent doping effectively?

• More penalties

• A more diverse approach

• Less competition

• More isolation

What should values-based education programs encourage athletes to do?

• Achieve their goals within the rules

• Win at all costs

• Focus only on personal gain

• Avoid competition

What role does the sporting community have in doping prevention?

• An obligation to enable positive experiences

• To reduce athlete numbers

• No role

• To increase competition

What is essential to improving prevention programs?

• High-quality research and evaluation

• Less training

• More penalties

• More isolation