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How should kinesiologists address the use of performance-enhancing substances or techniques in sports while maintaining fairness, athlete safety, and ethical standards?

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How should kinesiologists address the use of performance-enhancing substances or techniques in sports while maintaining fairness, athlete safety, and ethical standards?

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How can kinesiologists balance the desire for peak athletic performance with the need to maintain ethical standards in sports?

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How can kinesiologists balance the desire for peak athletic performance with the need to maintain ethical standards in sports?

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What are the potential risks of certain performance-enhancing techniques, even if they are not banned substances, and how should kinesiologists address these risks?

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What are the potential risks of certain performance-enhancing techniques, even if they are not banned substances, and how should kinesiologists address these risks?

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What strategies can kinesiologists employ to support athlete mental health and reduce the pressure to use performance-enhancing substances?

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What strategies can kinesiologists employ to support athlete mental health and reduce the pressure to use performance-enhancing substances?

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The Social Environment of Sport and Athletes’ Doping-Related Cognitions

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The Social Environment of Sport and Athletes’ Doping-Related Cognitions

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Despite the best efforts of organizations like the World Anti-Doping Agency, athletes still make the conscious decision to use illegal performance enhancing drugs or methods, a behavior referred to as doping. Researchers have examined many factors an athlete might think about when making such a decision, even in the face of punishment for athletes who are caught doping.

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Anti-doping – A Legitimate Effort? Elite Athletes’ Perspectives on Policy and Practice

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Anti-doping – A Legitimate Effort? Elite Athletes’ Perspectives on Policy and Practice

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The global anti-doping enterprise in sport is a comprehensive system in which the athlete is at the center of regulation, scrutiny and control. There is limited knowledge about the implications of this extensive control system for athletes and about how athletes perceive the system; little is known about possible consequences of these implications and perceptions for the legitimacy of the system.

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Toward Prevention of Doping in Youth Sport: Cross-Sectional Analysis of Correlates of Doping

Tendency in Swimming

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Toward Prevention of Doping in Youth Sport: Cross-Sectional Analysis of Correlates of Doping

Tendency in Swimming

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Doping behavior is considered as one of the most important problems in sport, not only because of the detrimental health consequences of consumption of doping substances, but also because doping corrupts the essence, image, and value of sport.

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Philosophical Perspectives on Doping Sanctions and Young Athletes

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Philosophical Perspectives on Doping Sanctions and Young Athletes

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These cogent analyses largely focus on autonomous adults who freely choose to participate in sport knowing what the anti-doping system requires of them. Whether young people who break the rules outlined in the World Anti-Doping Code can and should be treated any differently than their adult peers and competitors is unclear.

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Fairness in Olympic sports: How can we control the increasing complexity of doping use in high performance sports?

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Fairness in Olympic sports: How can we control the increasing complexity of doping use in high performance sports?

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The issue of medical exemptions and the punishment of athletes for failed drug testing need to be re-evaluated based on strong philosophical and ethical grounding.The current system is a patchwork with goodintentions, butitis not fair and not workablein the long term.

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Anti-doping sciences, abjection and women’s sport as a protected category

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Anti-doping sciences, abjection and women’s sport as a protected category

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Through the lens of feminist critical analysis, we seek, in this paper, to understand the complex role of ‘abjection’ in framing the current debate in sport and in related anti-doping sciences.

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A Meta-Analysis of Attitudes toward Doping among Korean Athletes

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A Meta-Analysis of Attitudes toward Doping among Korean Athletes

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Most drugs used for doping are believed to cause short- and long-term side effects. Therefore, the WADA regulates doping in sports from a legal perspective in order to preserve the intrinsic value of sports, protect the health of athletes, and ensure fair sports competition.

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Identification of Factors Associated with Potential Doping Behavior in Sports: A Cross-Sectional Analysis in High-Level Competitive Swimmers

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Identification of Factors Associated with Potential Doping Behavior in Sports: A Cross-Sectional Analysis in High-Level Competitive Swimmers

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Doping behavior, including the misuse of performance-enhancing drugs, is currently a serious problem in sports, and the efficacy of preventive efforts directly depends on information regarding the associations among different precipitating factors and doping behavior.

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I think the question is clear and avoids yes and no answers. I think your question is broad and will allow you to branch off on different methods for balancing ethical standards. matbe be a little more direct on who you will be talking about, like what statistics you'll be talking about. Try to narrow down what techniques are used to help and that worsen the athletes