Study Pass

Define doping in sport and identify conduct that counts as doping.

Explain why an athlete may choose to dope despite the risks.

Explain the physical consequences doping can have for an athlete.

Explain the social consequences of doping for an athlete and other sporting stakeholders.

Distinguish fairness from integrity and explain how doping damages each.

Trace one direct impact and one indirect impact of doping using evidence from a case.

Explain how a doping incident affects a specified stakeholder, such as teammates, opponents, sponsors, or spectators.

Analyse how media or social media can encourage doping or help prevent it.

Justify who is most responsible for a doping incident using specific case evidence.

Design a case-specific anti-doping strategy by naming the action, prevention mechanism, and responsible implementer.

Plan a complete response to the three exam sections within a 50-minute limit.