Why is sportsmanship in the aims of physical education considered more than only fair play?
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Correct answer: Because it also includes respect, humility, rule-following and empathy
The governing concept is the broad moral meaning of sportsmanship. Fair play concerns honest observance of rules, but sportsmanship also includes respect for opponents, humility in victory, dignity in defeat, empathy, and responsible behavior. Option A is correct because it captures these connected values. B, C, and D contradict the ethical and social nature of sportsmanship.
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Because it also includes respect, humility, rule-following and empathy
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is the broad moral meaning of sportsmanship. Fair play concerns honest observance of rules, but sportsmanship also includes respect for opponents, humility in victory, dignity in defeat, empathy, and responsible behavior. Option A is correct because it captures these connected values. B, C, and D contradict the ethical and social nature of sportsmanship.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Geography question. Chapter: Geography as a Discipline. Topic: Branches of geography.
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