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KINE 1020 : Coach Athlete Relationship

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byzantiumbee471
23 Oct 2011
School
York University
Department
Kinesiology & Health Science
Course
KINE 1020
Professor
Hernan Humana

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Key concepts: the relationship continuum, intimate relationships, power differential, autonomy, sexual harassment, conflict of interest, deep friendship, social convention, goodness friendship, pleasure friendship, utility friendship, and policy implications. Continuum , coaches and athletes relating to each other in the role of coach and athlete. Between these ends are varying degrees of friendship . Continuum , coaches and athletes have formed sexual and/or romantic relationships. Relationships that are sexual without the involvement of intimate romantic feelings. Relationships that are romantic without any sexual intimacy. There are 2 main danger areas when coaches have a romantic and/or relationship with their athletes: The power differential: this is a type of power differential that is not confined to an area of expertise, but rather a position of expertise. A position carries with it power that extends beyond the area of expertise. Examples: power to cut a player, to demand extra training sessions, and to play or not play a player.

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