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Edexcel A-Level Physical Education 9PE0
The Musculo-Skeletal System
Levers, Newton's Laws and Stability
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Adaptations to Training
Energy Systems
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Ethics and Deviance in Sport
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Ethics and Deviance in Sport
Simulation, bribery, bungs and match fixing
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Overview
Simulation and its punishment, bribery, bungs, match fixing and spot fixing, betting syndicates, other contemporary deviance, commercial pressure, and why deviance is hard to eliminate.
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Why do performers simulate?
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How do governing bodies punish simulation?
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What is simulation in sport?
Model answer
Simulation is pretending to be fouled or injured to deceive an official. Diving to win a penalty is simulation.
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Why do performers simulate?
Model answer
Simulation can win free kicks, penalties or get an opponent sent off. The rewards of a key decision can outweigh the risk.
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How do governing bodies punish simulation?
Model answer
Players can be shown a yellow card for simulation. Some leagues also ban players retrospectively after reviewing footage.
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What is bribery in sport?
Model answer
Bribery is offering money or favours to influence a result or decision. Performers, officials or organisers can be bribed.
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What are bungs in sport?
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Bungs are secret illegal payments, often made during player transfers. Agents or managers may take a cut of a transfer fee.
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What is match fixing?
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Match fixing is arranging the result of a match in advance. Fixing is usually carried out to profit from bets.
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