This document discusses different types of deviant behaviors in sports, including rule breaking, overconformity, using performance enhancing drugs, hazing, and gambling. It provides examples like Jason Kidd intentionally spilling water to disrupt play, faking injuries, expressing emotions getting a technical foul, and types of hazing activities. It also questions whether some behaviors like winning at all costs, extreme weight training, or arguing with officials are truly deviant or just part of sports.

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DEVIANCE

3.  People who do not conform are labeled as deviant
 Deviant is an adjective that means deviating from an accepted
norm.

4. Rule Breaking
 Sometimes rules are broken because players are unaware of
them, do not understand them, or violated them accidentally.
 Athletes may intentionally break the rules in hopes of not
getting caught, to interrupt the opponent’s flow, or to vent their
frustration and anger

5. Remember Jason Kidd’s water stunt? He said, water spilled is about
trying to win. He was fined $50,000 by the NBA
Winning at all cost… it really matters?

6. Even weight training can be a deviant behavior if carried to extremes
Is faking an injury breaking the rules or just part of the game?
Overconformity

7. Expressing emotions and arguing with the officials will cost a Technical
Foul. Is expressing emotions and disagreement with the judgment of the
official deserved a punishment/penalty?

9. Using PED’s is CHEATING!

11. Hazing is any action or activity which inflicts physical or mental harm or anxiety, or
which demeans, degrades or disgraces a person regardless of location, intent or consent
of participants
Excessively consuming alcohol, excessive physical punishment, acting as personal
servant to other players, going without sleep or food, consuming disgusting food,
making prank phone calls, being restricted from associating with certain people.

12. Is Gambling a Deviant Behavior?
How would you react to those who call for legalizing sport betting or gambling?