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The document defines sportsmanship as fairness in following the rules of the game and being loyal and honest while showing respect. It states that good sportsmanship is important because it shows others your good character and earns the respect of teammates, rivals, and allows others to feel proud. The results of good sportsmanship are that rivals will respect you, you will feel proud of yourself, and have a bright future, while parents and coaches will also be proud.
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The document provides advice for playing sports fairly and with good sportsmanship. It emphasizes following the rules, respecting referees and opponents, having a positive attitude regardless of winning or losing, not cheating or starting fights, and representing yourself well through good conduct, tone, and language. Maintaining good sportsmanship is important as it helps you be well-liked and avoid a reputation as a "bad sport" or "cheater".
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Good sportsmanship involves treating teammates, opponents, coaches and officials with respect, whether winning or losing. It is demonstrated through actions like shaking hands, using high-fives, being fair, honest and gracious regardless of the outcome. A hug after a game shows respect for the other team, and good sportsmanship is not defined by disrespect, cheating, fighting or ignorance, but rather by maintaining a confident and positive attitude when winning or losing.
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The document discusses the importance of good sportsmanship. It provides examples of both good and bad sportsmanship behaviors. It also discusses an example of good sportsmanship where opponents helped an injured player score, despite it meaning they would lose the game. The document encourages helping others, giving your best effort, and choosing to display good sportsmanship behaviors over bad ones.
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Sportsmanship involves respect for the game, other players, and yourself. Great athletes like Michael Jordan exemplified sportsmanship by loving the game, never cheating, and not getting angry when failing. To succeed, players must truly love playing for its own sake and have fun while focusing on self-improvement. Sportsmanship also means helping other players and congratulating opponents after games. These principles of respect, love of the game, and good conduct apply to all players regardless of ability or experience.
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Good sportsmanship involves treating teammates, opponents, coaches and officials with respect, whether winning or losing. It is demonstrated through actions like shaking hands, using high-fives, being fair, honest and gracious regardless of the outcome. A hug after a game shows respect for the other team, and good sportsmanship is not defined by disrespect, cheating, fighting or ignorance, but rather by maintaining a confident and positive attitude when winning or losing.
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Powerful body language such as taking up space, keeping your chin up, and having an open posture can significantly impact how people perceive you and your life outcomes. Research has shown that subtle non-verbal cues influence judgments of political candidates and negotiations, and that adopting a powerful stance increases risk-taking behavior. Assuming a closed, small posture can make people feel less powerful, while high-power individuals tend to have higher testosterone and lower cortisol levels. Making tiny tweaks to your body language could lead to big changes in how others view you and your confidence.
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The document discusses positive and negative actions. It provides examples of negative actions like stealing, cheating, and fighting. Positive actions mentioned include studying together, police catching a thief, and a child helping a friend. It then asks questions about whether the reader has ever committed a negative action, what they do when a friend fights, which positive actions they often do, and their opinion on negative actions.
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Good sportsmanship involves treating teammates, opponents, coaches and officials with respect, whether winning or losing. It is demonstrated through actions like shaking hands, using high-fives, being fair, honest and gracious regardless of the outcome. A hug after a game shows respect for the other team, and good sportsmanship is not defined by disrespect, cheating, fighting or ignorance, but rather by maintaining a confident and positive attitude when winning or losing.
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Good sportsmanship involves treating teammates, opponents, coaches and officials with respect, whether winning or losing. It is demonstrated through actions like shaking hands, using high-fives, being fair, honest and gracious regardless of the outcome. A hug after a game shows respect for the other team, and good sportsmanship is not defined by disrespect, cheating, fighting or ignorance, but rather by maintaining a confident and positive attitude when winning or losing.
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- 3. It is important because you show others your good side It shows that you have respect for your teammates and the rival team It allows others to be proud of you but the best part about it is that you feel proud about yourself WHY IS IT IMPORTANT
- 4. Your rival team will respect you You will feel great about yourself You will have a bright future because you chose to do what’s right Your parents and coach will be proud of you RESULTS OF GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP
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