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Hazing By: Megan Smith and Kelsey Madge CHAPTER 5: DEVIANCE IN SPORTS

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HazingBy: Megan Smith and Kelsey Madge

CHAPTER 5: DEVIANCE IN SPORTS

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WHAT IS HAZING?

• Hazing is the practice of rituals and other activities involving harassment, abuse or humiliation used as a way of initiating a person into a group

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Huge role in modern day societySeattle Mariners

SO WHY IS HAZING SO POPULAR?

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GROUP IDENTITY

• Hazing is a ritual of humiliation and subjugation

• Increases cohesion • Can lead death

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WHY JOIN?

• Status• Protection • Welcomes Newcomers

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MARRIAGE TO THE TEAM

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Test of masculinity Hazing tends to be more

aggressive

MALE HAZING

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bfno-LHUXeA

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Traditionally Now

FEMALE HAZING

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AUS EXAMPLE

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COACHES

• Ignore the law• Turn a blind eye

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Johnson, J . , & Holman, M. (2009). Gender and hazing. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 80(5), 6-9. doi :10.1080/07303084.2009.10598315

Kel ler, T. October 31, 2005, No Greater Love , MACLEANS.CA, Canada; http://www.insidehazing.com/letters.php?lettersPage=4&idno=23

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