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Preface | |
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Theoretical Framework for Moral Reasoning | |
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The Process of Moral Reasoning | |
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Everyday Ethical Problems in Sport | |
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Is This a Scenario about Moral Values? Why? | |
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A Certain Perspective | |
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Impartiality | |
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Consistency | |
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Reflection | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Values, Principles, and You | |
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Making Choices | |
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What Is an Ethical Dilemma? | |
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Selecting Values | |
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Moral Values | |
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Selecting Four Values | |
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Justice: Moral Value One | |
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Honesty: Moral Value Two | |
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Responsibility: Moral Value Three | |
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Beneficence: Moral Value Four | |
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Writing Principles | |
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Justice: Principle One--Do Not Be Unfair | |
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Honesty: Principle Two--Do Not Lie, Cheat, or Steal | |
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Responsibility: Principle Three--Do Not Be Irresponsible | |
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Beneficence: Principle Four--Do Not Be Uncivil | |
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Questioning a Principle | |
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Colliding Values in Everyday Life | |
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The Problem with Principles--Never Tell a Lie | |
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A Principle and Its Demands | |
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A Scenario about Cheating | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Application and Strategy: Thinking about the Game Plan | |
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Steps in Thinking Through a Moral Problem | |
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Are Any Moral Principles Violated? | |
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Are Any Moral Rules Violated? | |
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Is This Case an Exception? | |
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Are the Rules Justified? | |
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How Can the Rules Be Changed? | |
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Obstacles and Fallacies in Reasoning | |
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Skepticism | |
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Cultural and Relative Ethics | |
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Dogmatism | |
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False Obstruction of Theory and Practice | |
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Other Obstacles: Fallacies in Reasoning | |
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The Fallacy of Authority | |
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Ad Hominem Arguments | |
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Misplaced and Improperly Placed Authority | |
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The Appeal to Force | |
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The Appeal to Pity and Ridicule | |
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Begging the Question | |
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Equivocation | |
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Psychological Obstacles | |
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A Final Comment on Courage | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Application of Moral Reasoning to Sport | |
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Intimidation, Competition, and Sportsmanship | |
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Intimidation and Its Role in Competition | |
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Defining Intimidation | |
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Coaching Intimidation: Purposeful | |
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Coaching Intimidation: Nonpurposeful | |
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Intimidation from the Player's Point of View | |
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Intimidation by the Athlete: Purposeful | |
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Physical Intimidation: Purposeful | |
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Nonpurposeful Psychological and Physiological Intimidation | |
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Physical Intimidation: Nonpurposeful | |
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External Forms of Intimidation | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and dilemmas | |
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Violence in Sport | |
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Types and Purposes of Rules | |
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Constitutive Rules | |
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Proscriptive Rules | |
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Sportsmanship Rules | |
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Ethical Conduct or Not | |
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Is Winning the Only Thing? | |
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Categorical Imperatives | |
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How Violence Affects Sport | |
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Why Violence Exists | |
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Why Violent Behavior Is Taught | |
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Why Violence Is Condoned | |
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Why and How Violence Is Rewarded | |
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The Impact of Violence on Sport | |
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Recommendations | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Eligibility in Sport | |
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Historical and Sociological Perspectives | |
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Youth Sport | |
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Interscholastic Sport | |
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Intercollegiate Sport | |
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Olympic Sport | |
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Eligibility and Moral Reasoning | |
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Ethical Dilemmas Regarding Eligibility | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Sport Elimination | |
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Competitive Athletics Are Not For Everyone | |
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Factors Leading to Sport Dropout | |
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Lack of Skills | |
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Not Fun Anymore | |
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Pressures to Win | |
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Sport Burnout | |
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Physical Burnout | |
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Psychological Burnout | |
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Social Burnout | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Commercialized Sport | |
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Sport for Public Relations and Promotions | |
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Youth Sport | |
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Interscholastic Sport | |
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Intercollegiate Sport | |
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Professional Sport | |
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Commercialized Sport as a Business | |
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Youth Sport and Interscholastic Sport | |
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Intercollegiate Sport | |
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Professional Sport | |
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Sport as Entertainment | |
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Youth and Interscholastic Sport | |
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Intercollegiate Sport | |
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Professional Sport | |
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Sport as a Transmitter of Economic Values | |
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Economic Concerns and Rule Violations | |
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Youth Sport | |
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Intercollegiate Sport | |
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Ethical Dilemmas Relative to Commercialization | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Racial Equity: African Americans in Sport | |
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Historical Perspective of Racial Inequity in Sport | |
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From Exclusion to Opportunities Limited by Economic Realities | |
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School Segregation Gives Way to Integration | |
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Integration of Intercollegiate Sport | |
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Professional Sport | |
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Societal Attitudes | |
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Are Organizational Policies Affecting African Americans Disproportionately? | |
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Role Models | |
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Stacking and a Quota System | |
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African American Athletes as Portrayed in the Media | |
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Dispelling Myths | |
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Recommendations | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Gender Equity in Sport | |
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Historical Perspectives | |
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Gender Inequity in Sport | |
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Limited Opportunities | |
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Governing Organizations and Policies for Women's Intercollegiate Athletics | |
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Title IX | |
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Outcomes of Change | |
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Interscholastic Sport Changes for Girls | |
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Societal Attitudes | |
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Continuing Questions | |
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Moral Education | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Application of Moral Reasoning in Other Physical Activity Settings | |
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Ergogenic Aids for Sport Performance | |
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Use of Ergogenic Aids | |
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Stimulants | |
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Depressants | |
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Anabolic Steroids | |
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Human Growth Hormone | |
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Blood Doping | |
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Beta-Blockers | |
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The Dilemmas of Drug Testing | |
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Opposition to Drug Testing | |
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Thwarting Drug Testing | |
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Justifications for Drug Testing | |
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Educating against Drug Use in Sport | |
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Other Related Issues | |
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Taking Ergogenic Aids that May Cause Health Problems | |
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Using Ergogenic Aids for Weight Gain and Loss | |
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Possible Changes in How Drugs Are Viewed in Sport | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Ethical Considerations of Technology in Sport | |
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A Sporting Challenge | |
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An Alternative Argument | |
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Direct Harm | |
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Technology in a Bottle | |
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Summary: The Fine Line | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Sport Science, Physical Education, and Research | |
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Professional Responsibility in the Workplace | |
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Professional Responsibility as Part of Our Social and Ethical Responsibilities to Society | |
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Understanding Professional Responsibility | |
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Sport Science Example | |
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Discussion | |
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A Question of Professional Loyalty | |
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Being a Professional and Its Relationship to Professional Ethics | |
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Codes of Ethics | |
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Codes of Ethics in Physical Education | |
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Codes of Ethics in Sport Science and Research | |
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Human Subjects Review Boards in Research | |
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Informed Consent in Research | |
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Summary | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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Epilogue: Morality in Sport | |
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Moral Reasoning: A Review | |
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Moral and Nonmoral Values: A Review | |
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Moral Reasoning in Relation to Sport and Social Issues: A Review | |
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Moral Reasoning In Relation to the Sport Science Discipline: A Review | |
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Issues and Dilemmas | |
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A Look to the Future | |
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Glossary | |
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Index | |