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Ethics In Sport Practice Test
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The main reason individuals pursue coaching is _____.
Money
Prestige
They love what they do
Competition
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They love what they do
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Intrinsic motivation in coaching is the main concept here. People who become coaches are often driven by the genuine joy of the sport and the fulfillment that comes from teaching, mentoring, and helping others improve. This love for the work provides a durable, self-sustaining motivation that keeps coaches committed through long hours, tough moments, and imperfect pay. When coaching is rooted in passion for the activity, decisions tend to prioritize athlete development and welfare. Money, prestige, and competition can influence someone’s path, but they are extrinsic factors and don’t sustain long-term involvement in the same way. They may shape choices or speed, but the lasting drive is the enjoyment and purpose found in coaching itself.
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