NCCP Ethical Decisions Certification
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The National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is a national program in Canada.

True (A)

What are the three streams of the NCCP?

  • Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
  • Small Group, Large Group, Team
  • Community Sport, Competition, Instruction (correct)

What are the five core competencies of the NCCP?

  • Planning, Teaching, Coaching, Evaluating, Communicating
  • Communication, Motivation, Discipline, Organization, Teamwork
  • Problem-Solving, Valuing, Critical Thinking, Leading, Interacting (correct)

What are the seven NCCP outcomes?

<p>Make Ethical Decisions, Provide Support to Athletes in Training, Plan a Practice, Support the Competitive Experience, Analyze Performance, Design a Sport Program, Manage a Sport Program (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their corresponding descriptions:

<p>Morals = Personal beliefs and values that guide individual actions Ethics = Principles and standards that govern a specific profession or organization Laws = Rules and regulations enforced by a government or legal system</p> Signup and view all the answers

An ethical dilemma is a conflict between values we wish to maintain.

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Which are the three principles of the NCCP Code of Ethics?

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What is the golden rule of the NCCP?

<p>Do no harm.</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Responsible Coaching Movement is a national initiative that focuses on child and youth safety in sport.

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Respect for Sport is an initiative that addresses bullying, abuse, harassment and discrimination in sport.

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The NCCP Creating a Positive Sport Environment program focuses on implementing positive coaching strategies and enhancing the athlete experience.

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The Mental Health in Sport eLearning program helps coaches understand the importance of mental health in promoting both coach and participant well-being.

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What are the four steps outlined in the 'Rule of Two'?

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Which of the following are considered external influences in the ethical decision-making process?

<p>Economic and Political Aspects, Gravity of Situation, Organizational, Institutional, and Social Aspects (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the four stages of the ethical decision-making process outlined in the NCCP program?

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When making an ethical decision, there is always one 'best' option.

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The NCCP program is made up of four main components, which are represented by the numbers 1, 3, 5, and 7.

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What are the three streams of the NCCP program?

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What are the five core competencies of the NCCP program?

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The NCCP program is designed with a competency-based education focus.

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What three key elements are involved in ethical, legal, and value-based decisions?

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An ethical dilemma is defined as a ______ between values we wish to maintain.

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The golden rule of the NCCP is to ‘Do no harm’.

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What is the primary outcome of the ‘Responsible Coaching Movement’ program?

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The ‘Respect for Sport’ program focuses on promoting physical health and safety for participants.

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The ‘Commit to Kids’ program empowers coaches to create more opportunities for children and youth in sports.

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What is the focus of the NCCP program’s ‘Creating a Positive Sport Environment’?

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The ‘Rule of Two’ is a crucial aspect of ensuring a safe and open training environment for participants.

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The ‘Rule of Two’ includes a specific emphasis on the safe and responsible use of electronic communication with participants.

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The ‘Mental Health in Sport’ program focuses on equipping coaches with the tools to identify and address mental health challenges in sports training.

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The NCCP’s ethical decision-making process involves ______ steps.

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The first step in the ethical decision-making process is to establish the facts of the situation.

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The second step in the ethical decision-making process involves deciding whether the situation involves legal or ethical issues.

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The third step in the ethical decision-making process is to identify the options and to assess the potential consequences.

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The fourth step in the ethical decision-making process is to evaluate the options.

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The fifth step in the ethical decision-making process is to choose the best option.

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The sixth step in the ethical decision-making process is to identify the stakeholders and to inform them.

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The ethical decision-making process is a dynamic one and may involve revisiting previous steps as needed.

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One of the four scenarios presented in the Application section of the NCCP curriculum involves a situation related to a coach’s role in managing a team’s travel schedule.

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One of the scenarios presented involves the situation of a coach sharing a room with one of their athletes.

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The NCCP program promotes the importance of documentation as a valuable tool for recording important information and decisions.

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The online evaluation for the ‘Make Ethical Decisions’ module of the NCCP program is available on the official coach.ca website.

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The NCCP curriculum includes materials and resources related to managing conflict in sport.

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The NCCP curriculum highlights the significance of mental health and well-being, both for coaches and participants.

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The NCCP curriculum emphasizes the importance of promoting a culture of ethical decision-making within coaching.

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The NCCP program encourages ongoing training and development opportunities for coaches.

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The NCCP program is solely focused on the development of coaching skills within individual sports.

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The NCCP program emphasizes the importance of community engagement and the role of coaches in fostering positive relationships.

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What are the three streams of the NCCP, based on age and stage of athlete development?

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Which of the following is NOT one of the five core competencies woven into all NCCP training?

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Which of the following is NOT one of the seven NCCP outcomes?

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The NCCP's golden rule is "Do no harm".

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Which of the following is a tool or perspective used in ethical decision-making?

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Which of the following is NOT a scenario used in the NCCP Make Ethical Decisions training?

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What is the process by which a coach should make an ethical decision?

<p>Establish the facts, Decide whether the situation involves legal or ethical issues, Identify options and consequences, Evaluate the options, Choose the best option, Implement your decision.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Ethical Dilemma

A conflict between values that a person has to resolve.

NCCP Code of Ethics

The guiding principles for ethical behavior in coaching.

Rule of Two

A safety measure where a coach has another coach/adult present when interacting with participants.

Legal Implications

The legal concerns related to an action or decision, considering whether a harm has occurred or conflicts exist with laws.

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Participant-centered coaching

An approach focused on the needs and well-being of the participants.

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Misuse of Power

Using a position of authority inappropriately.

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Responding to Maltreatment

Knowing how to handle situations of abuse or harassment.

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Positive Coaching Strategies

Methods to create a positive and supportive learning environment for participants.

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Mental Health in Sport

Understanding the importance of mental well-being for coaches and participants.

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Open, Observable, Justifiable

Situations that are visible to others and easily explained.

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Transportation Planning

Having sufficient adult supervision when transporting participants.

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Transparent Communication

Ensuring all communications, including virtual training, are shared with parents or guardians and are pertinent to the sport.

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Establish Facts

Gathering accurate information about the situation.

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Legal/Ethical Issues

Determining if a situation poses legal or ethical concerns.

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Identify Options

Thinking of potential solutions to a situation.

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Evaluate Options

Assessing the potential consequences of the possible solutions.

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Choose Best Option

Selecting the best course of action based on the ethical code.

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Implement Decision

Putting the chosen plan into action.

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NCCP

National Coaching Certification Program

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Ethical Decision-Making Process

A structured approach to resolving ethical issues.

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Values

Principles that guide an individual's judgment and behavior.

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Consequences

The potential outcomes of a decision.

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Golden Rule

Treat others as you would like to be treated.

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Responsible Coaching

A comprehensive approach to coaching to ensure the welfare and safety of athletes.

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Commit to Kids

Ensures athlete safety and well-being focusing on appropriate interactions.

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Respect for Sport

Educates coaches to handle bullying, abuse and harassment in sport.

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Indigenous Peoples

The First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples of Canada, recognized as the original inhabitants of the land.

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NCCP Core Competencies

The fundamental abilities and knowledge coaches need to develop, including ethical decision-making, planning, communication, and more.

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The Golden Rule

Treat others how you want to be treated, a key principle in ethical behavior.

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Responsible Coaching Movement

An initiative promoting safe and ethical coaching practices, including background checks and ethics training.

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Creating a Positive Sport Environment

A coaching approach that prioritizes participant well-being and development, encouraging positive strategies to promote sport.

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Scenario

A fictional situation used to illustrate a real-life dilemma and practice decision-making.

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Coach-Athlete Relationship

The dynamic between a coach and their athlete, characterized by an uneven power balance.

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Coach Communication Styles

The ways in which a coach interacts with athletes, coaches, parents, officials, etc.

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Coaching Philosophy Impact

A coach's personal beliefs about coaching influence their communication style.

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Self-Reflection in Coaching

A coach's ability to critically analyze their own communication behavior.

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Gender Differences in Communication

Women tend to respond more to nonverbal cues than men.

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Generational Differences in Communication

Communication styles vary across age groups, impacting communication between coaches and athletes.

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Cultural Differences in Communication

Cultural background can affect understanding and communication between coaches and athletes.

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Separating Feeling from Behaviour

Recognizing that athletes' feelings (anger, frustration) are separate from their actions.

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Consistency in Communication

Delivering messages consistently, both verbally and nonverbally.

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Intended vs. Received Communication

Ensuring the message is received and understood as intended.

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Communication Barriers

Factors that obstruct effective communication, such as emotions, noise, distractions.

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Active Listening in Coaching

A crucial communication skill involving paying attention and understanding the speaker's message.

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Negative Communication Effects

Negative coaching communication can decrease athlete motivation and self-esteem.

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Positive Communication Effects

Positive coaching interactions can boost athlete motivation, learning, and enjoyment.

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Verbal Aggression in Coaching

Using aggressive language, yelling, and personal attacks – detrimental to performance.

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Understanding Athlete Motivation

Knowing what motivates individual athletes to perform at their best.

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Coach Awareness of Communication Shortfalls

Coaches often underestimate their communication weaknesses.

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Punishment as Communication

Using punishments as a form of coaching, which can be harmful and ineffective.

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Feedback Delivery Methods

Different ways to give feedback, including verbal, nonverbal, paraverbal, individual, team, in-person, online, etc.

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Types of Feedback

Positive, negative, aggressive, corrective cues, feedback on errors.

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Feedback and Skill Complexity

The type of feedback needed might vary depending on the complexity of the skill being taught.

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Blurred Lines of Abuse

The distinction between tough coaching and abusive behavior can be unclear, especially in high-level competition.

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Bystander Effect in Coaching Abuse

People are less likely to intervene or question coaching techniques, even when abusive.

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Impact of Coaching Abuse

Abusive coaching practices can have short and long-term negative impacts on athletes' mental and physical health.

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Defining Emotional Abuse in Sport

A pattern of harmful behavior inflicted upon athletes by a coach, using various forms of aggression, intimidation, and manipulation.

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Updating the Definition of Emotional Abuse

The definition of emotional abuse has been broadened to encompass various behaviors that have the potential to harm athletes.

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Coaching Philosophy Revisited

Reflecting on your personal coaching philosophy and making necessary adjustments based on new knowledge and insights.

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Study Notes

National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) - Ethical Decisions

  • The NCCP respects and acknowledges Indigenous Peoples (First Nations, Inuit, Métis) of Canada as the keepers of the land.
  • The NCCP has a 1-3-5-7 definition:
    • One national program
    • Three streams based on athlete age and development
    • Five core competencies interwoven into all NCCP training
    • Seven NCCP outcomes coaches are evaluated on.
  • The core competencies are:
    • Problem-solving
    • Critical thinking
    • Valuing
    • Leading
    • Interacting
  • Learning outcomes for ethical decisions include:
    • Establish the facts of the situation
    • Decide if the situation is legal or ethical
    • Identify options and consequences
    • Evaluate the options
    • Choose the best option
    • Implement the decision
  • The NCCP Code of Ethics includes principles of:
    • Leadership and professionalism: Coaches' inherent authority and power
    • Health and safety: Mental, emotional, physical well-being of participants
    • Respect and integrity: Respecting participants' rights and maintaining integrity
  • Ethical dilemmas involve a conflict between values.
  • The golden rule of the NCCP is "Do No Harm."
  • Other perspectives and tools include:
    • Responsible Coaching Movement
    • Commit to Kids
    • Respect for Sport
    • NCCP Creating a Positive Sport Environment: participant-centered coaching, misuse of power, responding to maltreatment, positive coaching strategies
    • Mental Health in Sport eLearning
  • The Rule of Two involves a second coach or adult when interacting with participants.
    • Keeping situations open, observable, and justifiable
    • Proper transportation planning
    • Being mindful of participant gender when selecting coaches or volunteers
  • Transparent communication for virtual and in-person contexts.
  • Considerations for decision-making include:
    • Previous experience
    • Personal values
    • Personal circumstances
    • Internal influences
    • External influences
  • Legal Implications:
    • Harm to others due to actions
    • Conflicts with existing laws
    • Criminal/quasi-criminal actions
    • Child protection concerns
    • Discrimination
    • Harassment
    • Negligence
  • If confronted with a legal situation, follow these steps
    • Call 9-1-1 if immediate danger
    • Contact the police and appropriate sport organizations
    • Contact local Children's Aid Society
  • Application scenarios include:
    • Choosing to play or not
    • Questionable relationships
    • Travel time
    • Sharing a room

Additional Topics

  • Case Studies: Review case studies for application
  • Ethical Decision-Making Process: Understand the steps in making ethical decisions.
  • Making a Decision: Steps to consider when making choices in a situation.
    • Establishing facts, determining ethical /legal issues, identifying options and consequences, evaluation the options, choosing the best option, and implementing the decision.

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Test your understanding of ethical decisions within the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP). This quiz covers core competencies, learning outcomes, and the NCCP Code of Ethics that guide coaches in making sound ethical choices. Enhance your coaching practice while respecting Indigenous Peoples and promoting safety.

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