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WorksheetsEthics, Integrity and Fair play
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
How could you define ethics?
A way to justify anything you choose to do
a system of accepted rules about behaviour, based on what is considered right and wrong
Doing what your parents or teachers tell you
It's a purely personal decision about how to behave
To have "integrity" means...
You don't tell on a mate, no matter how bad a thing they have done
To believe that everything you do is right
To do what what you know to be right, even if you aren't going to be recognised for it
To do what you are told
What makes an ethical dilemma different to your usual problem?
Because there is more than one problem to solve
Because someone will get hurt by the decision
Because there is no clear cut "right" or "wrong"
Because you may have to do something that you don't want to
What does the phrase "one person's terrorist is another person's freedom fighter" mean?
That what is right and wrong can sometimes be about perspective
that everybody has good and bad in them
that terrorists are bad
that freedom fighters are bad
Which approach holds that sport and competition are set apart from real life, and occupy a realm where ethics and moral codes do not apply.
ethics
integrity
bracketed morality
sportspersonship
Which approach to sport rejects this bracketed morality and honours the game and one's opponent through tough but fair play. This means understanding the rules and their importance in encouraging respect for your opponent, which pushes you to be your best
ethical
moral
equal
sportspersonship
Which model is built on the idea that sport both demonstrates and encourages character development, which then influences the moral character of the broader community.
Ethical
Moral
Ethical
Sportspersonship
Why does making good, ethical choices matter? Particularly if those around you are not behaving ethically?
Because ethical behaviour levels the playing field for everyone to have access
Because the only choices that matter in your life are the ones you choose to make. Other people's decisions are their own
Because the world will be a better place if more people behave ethically to each other
All of the above
Is it illegal to behave unethically, or is it just a choice?
There are laws to hold people to ethical standards
No laws, just the expectation that being ethical is a good thing
Which concept can be defined as:
Following the written and unwritten rules of the competition while showing respect, fairness, friendship and inclusion of others
Ethics
Fair play
Sportspersonship
Morality
