Questions for Whiteboards - Recall

Causes of violence in sport in relation to players and spectators include:

• Poor officiating, rivalry, and emotional stress

• Good sportsmanship and fair play

• Strict rule enforcement and discipline

• Lack of interest in the game

The implications of violence in sport to society include:

• Promoting positive role models

• Encouraging teamwork

• Increasing aggression and negative behavior

• Improving community health

What causes violence in these sports performers?

• Frustration - Perceived poor refereeing decisions.

• Celebration after scoring a goal.

• Injury during the match.

• Team strategy discussion.

What does the 'F' in the acronym FRWEND stand for?

• Frustration

• Friendship

• Freedom

• Fortune

Which prevention method involves anger management classes?

• Education

• Medication

• Isolation

• Physical Exercise

Which of the following are strategies that could be used to prevent player violence in sport?

• Stricter enforcement of rules and player education programs

• Allowing aggressive behavior and ignoring misconduct

• Encouraging retaliation and reducing penalties

• Promoting unsportsmanlike conduct and rewarding violence

Match the following causes of violence in sports with their explanations:

• May cause increased levels of aggression

• Rivalry

• Violence more likely in contact sports

• Nature of sport

• Caused by poor performance / poor officiating / being blocked from a goal

• Performance enhancing drugs

• Between two players or teams / local derby

• Provocation / retaliation

• Crowd / opposition

• Frustration

Fill in the blank: _______ Control - limited access in ground - half time/ 45 mins before match is a strategy to prevent spectator violence.

• Alcohol

• Ticket

• Security

• Food

What does 'Frustration' mean as a reason for crowd violence at sports events?

• Frustration with result/performance of team, officials' decisions, opposing fans' behaviour, or release catharsis.

• Celebration of a team's victory by fans.

• Organized support for a team through chants and banners.

• Peaceful gathering of fans to enjoy the match.

What does 'Alcohol/social drugs' mean as a reason for crowd violence at sports events?

• Alcohol/social drugs can contribute to violent behaviour in crowds.

• Alcohol/social drugs always prevent crowd violence at sports events.

• Alcohol/social drugs have no effect on crowd behaviour at sports events.

• Alcohol/social drugs are only consumed by athletes during sports events.