KINS 3415E Lecture 4: KINS 3415 Lecture 4

• School: University of Georgia
• Department: Kinesiology
• Course: KINS 3415E
• Professor: Leopkey

Document Summary

Morals, derived from the latin word mos, which focuses on individual customs or manners. Morals are beliefs about something being right or wrong in relation to the actions of individuals. While some morals are learned; others are developed over time like observations of a person"s culture and world-view. They are rules and principles, like the golden rule: treat others how you would like to be treated. Particular traits or characteristics that develop over time: morality, system of societal norms, values, and rules of action that govern relationships between individual humans, this can also be referred to as a set of morals. Morality can reside within individuals, groups, cultures, or societies. They will vary according to time and place as an individual will act differently when they attend a golf match versus a football game: morality in sport is manifested in teams, sporting communities, individual athletes, coaches, and administrators.