QUESTION 1 OF 10 Why do groups haze? CHOOSE AN OPTION BELOW It's tradition. Some may view hazing behavior necessary to bond. The idea of going through an initiation fulfills a basic need, and individuals seeking to be part of a group are sometimes willing to haze, regardless of the consequences. Those who were once hazed may want revenge as a result of what they endured. All of these.
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Jody is a fourth-year student and was named co-captain of her college basketball team. She knows that traditionally, seniors will "initiate" first-year athletes. She does not want to do this. How can she be proactive so the season starts with a clear, "no hazing" message? Select the ideas that would help with team building and hazing prevention. a. Order group T-shirts with sayings, such as “We Respect Everyone,” or “Our Courage comes from the Heart!” b. Educate all teammates on the anti-hazing policies and the negative effects of hazing throughout the season. c. Arrange a community service project during preseason to represent the humanitarian spirit of the team. d. Organize a team-building ropes course to build unity among new and veteran members. e. Ask her co-captain for ideas and involve her with the hazing prevention goal.
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