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WorksheetsEthics, Discipline, and Professional Accountbility Quiz
Total questions: 6
Worksheet time: 3mins
When does inequitable coaching practice most likely become a legal violation rather than merely an ethical concern?
When athletes perceive unfair treatment
When unequal treatment affects team performance
When unequal treatment involves a protected class and demonstrates discriminatory intent or impact
When a coach favors more skilled athletes
Which scenario most clearly elevates a conflict of interest in officiating to criminal corruption?
An official fails to disclose a distant personal relationship
An official makes a controversial judgment call
An official intentionally conceals a financial interest that benefits from manipulating match outcomes
An official officiates multiple games in one tournament
What best describes doping in sports?
Using legal training methods to improve performance
Using prohibited substances or methods to gain unfair advantage
Following strict nutrition and recovery programs
Practicing harder than other athletes
Which of the following is an example of cheating and integrity violation in sports?
Losing a game fairly
Playing with proper equipment
Match-fixing and bribery
Attending regular training
What is the correct order in the disciplinary process for integrity violations?
Decision → Hearing → Investigation → Report
Investigation → Decision → Hearing → Report
Report → Investigation → Hearing → Decision
Hearing → Report → Decision → Investigation
Which sanction is usually given in serious or repeated violations in sports?
Warning only
Extra training sessions
Loss of awards or lifetime ban
Verbal apology
