Caring about injustice: the moral self-perceptions of professional female bodybuilders

Article Abstract:

This article examines the moral orientations of female bodybuilders when considering standardized and self-identified moral issues related to bodybuilding. Findings indicate that women bodybuilders use reasoning that incorporates care and justice considerations while deliberating about both types of moral issues.

Statistical Data Included, Research, Ethics, Self-perception, Self image, Reasoning, Women bodybuilders, Judgment (Ethics)

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Elite female athletes with eating disorders: a study of psychopathological characteristics

Article Abstract:

This article examines a comparison of female athletes and female non-athletes with eating disorders. The author argues that no differences were found among athletes and non-athletes, which suggests athletes who develop eating disorders have similar psychological profiles as others with the same disorder.

Analysis, Eating disorders, Psychiatric research, Women athletes

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The effects of goal involvement on moral behavior in an experimentally manipulated competitive setting

Article Abstract:

Motivational involvement was manipulated to illuminate differences in moral behavior. The findings can be used to counter unsportsmanlike behaviors and aid character development in sportspersons.

Behavior, Athletes

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