It violates the principle of fair play.

It compromises the integrity of the sport.

It gives athletes an unfair advantage.

It undermines the spirit of competition.

Utilitarianism

Kantianism

Virtue Ethics

Existentialism

It enhances athletic performance and makes competitions more exciting.

It promotes innovation and technological advancements in sports science.

It levels the playing field for athletes from different backgrounds and resources.

It allows athletes to push the limits of human potential.

It undermines the integrity and credibility of sports.

It creates an uneven playing field and promotes unfair competition.

It poses health risks and potential long-term consequences for athletes.

It violates the ethical principle of fair play and respect for opponents.

Increased risk of injuries and health problems.

Diminished enjoyment and satisfaction from participation.

Erosion of public trust and confidence in sports.

Enhanced athletic performance and records.

They promote ethical behavior and respect among athletes.

They ensure a level playing field and equal opportunities for all.

They contribute to the overall integrity and credibility of sports.

All of the above.

It erodes trust and diminishes the sense of authenticity.

It enhances the entertainment value and excitement of competitions.

It promotes greater appreciation for athletic skill and dedication.

None of the above.

Implementing strict anti-doping policies and regulations.

Educating athletes and coaches about the ethical and health implications of doping.

Conducting regular testing and monitoring to deter and detect doping practices.

All of the above.

It undermines the notion of hard work and dedication as the primary determinants of success.

It creates a sense of disillusionment and cynicism among athletes and fans.

It promotes the idea that success in sports is primarily about winning at any cost.

All of the above.

It ensures that athletes are fully aware of the potential risks and consequences of doping.

It protects athletes' rights to make autonomous decisions about their bodies and careers.

It promotes transparency and accountability in anti-doping efforts.

All of the above.

It tarnishes their achievements and undermines their credibility.

It leads to disqualification, bans, and loss of sponsorships.

It diminishes their status as role models and sources of inspiration.

All of the above.

It enables the development of more sophisticated testing methods and procedures.

It facilitates the collection and analysis of data to identify suspicious patterns.

It helps create a more comprehensive and effective anti-doping system.

All of the above.

It undermines the authenticity and integrity of sports as a spectacle.

It diminishes the sense of excitement and suspense in competitions.

It leads to a decline in fan engagement and viewership.

All of the above.

It could lead to an increase in doping practices and health risks for athletes.

It could undermine the ethical foundations of sports and fair play.

It could diminish the credibility and integrity of sports competitions.

All of the above.

It can lead to feelings of guilt, shame, and self-betrayal.

It can undermine the athlete's intrinsic motivation and love for the sport.

It can create a sense of dependency on performance-enhancing substances.

All of the above.