USAG SafeSport Questions and
Answers 100% Solved
Which of the following are characteristics of bullying behavior? ✔️✔️all of the above
Athletes who bully others tend to be marginalized and isolated from their peers. ✔️✔️false
Openly discussing athletes' differences is one way to create a positive environment for your
team ✔️✔️true
Which of the following is an example of emotional misconduct ✔️✔️all of the above
Research has shown that victims of bullying experience physical effects. ✔️✔️true
Misconduct occurs when there is an imbalance of trust and power. The ability to give or take
away something of value describes which of these two concepts? ✔️✔️power
Any suspicion or allegation of abuse should be reported to proper law enforcement authorities
to protect athletes and avoid criminal liability. True or False? ✔️✔️true
Select the three examples of physical misconduct from the list below ✔️✔️Over-training an
athlete
Denying water breaks during practice
Punching an athlete
Coercing, requiring or willfully tolerating a humiliating, unwelcome or dangerous activity in
order for an athlete to join a team or be socially accepted. ✔️✔️hazing
Answers 100% Solved
Which of the following are characteristics of bullying behavior? ✔️✔️all of the above
Athletes who bully others tend to be marginalized and isolated from their peers. ✔️✔️false
Openly discussing athletes' differences is one way to create a positive environment for your
team ✔️✔️true
Which of the following is an example of emotional misconduct ✔️✔️all of the above
Research has shown that victims of bullying experience physical effects. ✔️✔️true
Misconduct occurs when there is an imbalance of trust and power. The ability to give or take
away something of value describes which of these two concepts? ✔️✔️power
Any suspicion or allegation of abuse should be reported to proper law enforcement authorities
to protect athletes and avoid criminal liability. True or False? ✔️✔️true
Select the three examples of physical misconduct from the list below ✔️✔️Over-training an
athlete
Denying water breaks during practice
Punching an athlete
Coercing, requiring or willfully tolerating a humiliating, unwelcome or dangerous activity in
order for an athlete to join a team or be socially accepted. ✔️✔️hazing
