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False premium on behavior. Another objection to awarding credit for sportsmanship is that it puts a false premium on behavior. If sportsmanship is given a place in the scoring column the participants will act the part merely for the sake of points and not because it is socially essential. This compares to giving children pennies for good behavior. It produces temporary results perhaps but does not educate the individual as to the necessity for proper social actions.
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