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Violence In Athletes

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September 28, 2016

 

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Maybe peer pressure plays a big role in violent athletes. The Differential Association theory states that criminal behavior is learned behavior and learned via social interaction with others. So this would mean that an athlete’s violent behavior is influenced by coaches and other team members. Growing up with sports can influence a child’s behavior, attitude, and physical appearance...
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This may cause a child to grow into a violent athlete. Even though a school or sports team does not promote violent behavior, an athlete will still become violent over time due to the nature of the game. Violence outside of the game is an entire different story. As I wrote earlier, an athlete can be aggressive due to their size and attitude...
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