Violence and Sexualization in Sports Peer Reviewed Articles
Sports Health. 2018 November-Dec; 10(half dozen): 558–564.
The Spectrum of Hazing and Peer Sexual Abuse in Sports: A Current Perspective
Aaron Slone Jeckell
†Department of Psychiatry, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville, Tennessee
‡Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville, Tennessee
§Program for Injury Prevention in Youth Sports, Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt, Nashville, Tennessee
Elizabeth Anne Copenhaver
‡Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville, Tennessee
§Program for Injury Prevention in Youth Sports, Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt, Nashville, Tennessee
‖Department of Pediatrics, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Nashville, Tennessee
Alex Benjamin Diamond
¶Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville, Tennessee
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Abstract
Context:
Hazing and peer sexual abuse in sport are a disquisitional effect, brought into public scrutiny with increasing frequency due to various forms of media, resulting in major causes of numerous avoidable mental health issues, and in some cases, even death. While the exact incidence of these activities is extremely hard to quantify, trends indicate that the problem is very likely underreported.
Evidence Acquisition:
PubMed, Google, diverse legal journals/statutes, books on hazing and peer abuse in sport, and newspaper periodicals/editorials were all searched. Sources range in date from 1968 through 2018.
Study Design:
Clinical review.
Level of Evidence:
Level 5.
Results:
Hazing and peer sexual abuse are complex issues that have the potential to pb to physical, emotional, and mental harm. The underlying causes of hazing are complex merely rooted in maintaining a hierarchical structure inside the squad unit. By implementing various changes and strategies, coaches and team administration can mitigate the risks of these behaviors.
Conclusion:
Hazing and peer sexual corruption in sport are avoidable and must be eliminated to maximize the numerous physical and psychosocial benefits accessible by participating in team athletics.
Keywords: hazing, bullying, sport, athlete, mental health
In April 2017, a xiv-year-old boy who had recently been promoted to the varsity high school football team was attacked by several peers in a locker room hazing incident. During the effect, the victim was thrown to the ground while multiple teammates struck him with airtight fists and 2 individuals jumped on him. Every bit a issue of the attack, the victim suffered a broken arm that required surgical repair. The incident was recorded on a mobile device, and the video has subsequently been disseminated widely on the internet. At the time of this publication, the family of the victim is seeking legal actions against the school and school district, as well as the coaches and 20 involved athletes.l,56
In 2015, ii separate lawsuits were filed against a academy that defendant the women's softball team of a "civilisation of abusive and sexually charged hazing." The squad passenger vehicle was included equally a defendant. According to the lawsuit'southward reports, female victims were forced to simulate sexual acts on peers, engage in humiliating and embarrassing activities, and were forced to drink alcohol despite their refusal, with 1 victim telling the perpetrators that it would be unsafe because she was on medication.48 In low-cal of these allegations, the remainder of the softball season was cancelled, and the school launched an internal investigation into the hazing action.51
In Dec 2015, a high school basketball game squad was playing at a regional tournament. While under limited supervision and over the grade of 4 days, iii of the older team members repeatedly assaulted and sexually abused four of the freshmen members of the team. During 1 incident, a pool cue was forcibly inserted into the rectum of a freshman. He required emergency surgery to repair a ruptured colon and bladder. Afterward the assail, coaches reportedly did not contact the victims' families, and the perpetrators were allowed to play the next day. Since and then, all 3 assailants have been charged with aggravated assault or aggravated rape.20,47
Participation in sports, from youth to adult levels, can exist beneficial both from a physical and mental wellness perspective.13,14,28 Team sports in detail are noted to improve an individual's sense of interconnectedness, feelings of being office of a group, and self-esteem as well as to decrease anxiety.6,17,44,46 Despite all the benefits, in that location is a meaning and avoidable chance associated with being a fellow member of an athletic team. Hazing is a beliefs that has been recently thrust into the spotlight due to repeated disturbing instances. It is a multifaceted and complex issue, arising from a number of dissimilar causes and existing in a variety of different settings, from fraternities and sororities to the war machine, sports, and even inside medical training.33,36,45
Definition
Broadly defined, hazing can be considered any act confronting someone joining or maintaining membership to any organisation that is humiliating, intimidating, or demeaning and endangers the health and/or safety of those involved.60 It encompasses many different manners of harmful interaction, including but not limited to psychological, sexual, and concrete abuse. Information technology exists in various forms, including harassment, psychological maltreatment, neglect, brawling, exploitation, violence, and foul play.eleven,16 While in some cases of abuse the victim may announced to be a willing participant, this has no bearing on the fact that hazing has occurred.threescore Hazing ultimately attempts to initiate the victim into the group, in contrast to bullying, which aims to alienate the target.25
Hazing among youth is sports-related violence perpetrated by member(s) of a sports-related grouping against private(s) seeking inclusion inside, comprisal to, and/or acceptance by that group. Hazing may exist perpetrated by and/or endorsed by family members, coaches, or other not-athlete members of the sports-related group as well every bit past boyish athletes.16
While this definition identifies youths as targets, it is applicable to all ages and skill levels engaged in sport. Sexualized hazing occurs when the inappropriate run across includes a sexualized verbal, nonverbal, or physical component.39 Sexual abuse is a further exaggerated sexualized human activity where consent is not obtained and often involves victim exploitation or "entrapment."nine,32
Athletes, squad staff, and family members often struggle to differentiate betwixt squad building versus humiliating and unsafe activities. It may be helpful to consider team edifice solitary with a boundary separating it from a spectrum of other harmful squad interactions (Figure ane). Team building, as defined by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), is a unique activity not on the spectrum of the other negative team interactions. Instead, it serves to promote respect and nobility amidst teammates and instill a sense of equality and true teamwork. Information technology is shared as a positive issue among experienced and newer members, develops pride and integrity, and actively enhances the cohesion of the team unit of measurement. On the other side of the proposed boundary lies initiations, hazing, and ultimately, the more farthermost, violent, and sexualized forms of hazing. While some may consider initiation rites as benign and fifty-fifty helpful, by definition, they exist on a hierarchical scale that reinforces a power construction by either granting or rejecting membership to participants based on their response or performance.four,29 Hazing, in addition to the consequences of initiation rites, has the potential to humiliate and dethrone the participants. These practices create partition amongst individuals and strengthens the power hierarchy while disrupting unity. They can lead to extremely unsafe physical and psychological consequences, and fifty-fifty death.eleven,57,58
Spectrum of hazing activities.
Incidence of Hazing in the Full general Population and Sports Community
The incidence of hazing in the general population has been hard to appraise as there is significant variance with regard to definitions and reporting. Many youths who participate in extracurricular activities, athletic or otherwise, are at take a chance of experiencing hazing. While Allan and Maddeniii found that 47% of high school student-athletes experienced hazing, 46% of Reserve Officers Training Corps members, 34% in band or performing arts, and 20% of those who participated in other student groups too experienced this type of maltreatment. A companion study by the aforementioned authors establish that 55% of US college students who participated in clubs, teams, or other organizations experienced hazing to some caste.2 In US high school pupil-athletes, estimates betoken that as many every bit 800,672 individuals are hazed per year, and that 25% reported the first incident before the age of 13 years. As many as 80% of NCAA athletes have experienced some level of hazing in higher, with 42% experiencing similar events in high school.26
There exists a profound "lawmaking of silence" with regard to abuse in sports.53 Equally a result, the true incidence of hazing is likely to be dramatically underestimated.1 Many athletes may endorse participation in activities that come across criteria for hazing, yet they are often unwilling to acknowledge that hazing really occurred.2,26 In a review of NCAA athletes, Hoover26 found that while eighty% of athletes described experiencing activities that would authorize equally hazing, only 12% reported having been hazed. In addition, 60% to 95% of athletes who were the victims of hazing explicitly stated that they would not report the hazing event.2,26 Reasons for not reporting varied, but mutual themes included allegiance to fellow teammates, unclear which authority effigy to trust with disclosure, normalization of hazing beliefs, and perception that participants choose to be involved with hazing activities.4,25,58 Not only practice many collegiate individuals agree positive views of hazing,i,19 others fail to recognize that hazing has actually taken place,26 and many are fearful of retribution.33,38,58
While the exact incidence of sexual misconduct in sports is difficult to decide, information technology is estimated that anywhere from 2% to 48% of athletes volition feel some kind of sexual maltreatment.15,32,34,39 Sexual abuse in sport occurs at all levels of participation. However, the prevalence appears to exist greater in aristocracy-level athletes where the risks of being sexually exploited by coaches and training staff are higher.34,39 In athletes who compete in individual sports, the menses of "imminent accomplishment" during which they are on the cusp of significant accomplishments is a distinctly vulnerable period. Information technology is in this phase that athletes are considered pre-aristocracy just have not yet caused an elite-level condition. During this time there is often a heightened level of stress and a heightened dependence on coaches and grooming staff, which in plow may go out the athlete more vulnerable to predation. The pre-elite athlete is also more likely to tolerate inappropriate behaviors rather than compromise his or her pending achievement.8 Athletes who specialize at a younger age, particularly around puberty, may likewise be highly vulnerable to sexual corruption.7
Risk Factors of Peer-Against-Peer Hazing and Sexual Abuse
Hazing in sports often occurs after an athlete has already demonstrated the skills required by the coaches or team leaders to gain membership to the group.54 However, athletes commonly report feeling that true team membership does not take place until later on some sort of initiation has occurred.57-lx Athletes oftentimes address a need for an initiation ceremony equally a "team bonding experience" that serves to mark the unit of measurement as a "team." These types of ordeals may also serve to indoctrinate or recognize new members as "teammates" for the starting time time, something that is posited to enhance cohesion.four,11,29,57,58 A rite of passage such as this is intended to be a transformative experience, frequently defined by a "destruction/creation" cycle in which an one-time identity is destroyed and the inductee is re-created in a new grade, i that more closely fits the mold of the team.54 Populations at higher risk for any type of hazing include the elite athlete, children, homosexual or bisexual orientation, transgendered athletes, disabled athletes,42 and those with a lower grade point average.27 Team characteristics that atomic number 82 to a college adventure of hazing include deprival or failure to recognize the authority of the coaching staff, an unsupervised squad expanse or locker room, and an imbalance of power shifted toward masculine authorisation. There is no known correlation with regard to hazing risk and whatsoever particular blazon of sport, degree of physical contact involved in play, or the amount of uniform coverage.42
Hazing as Cocky-Governance
On a fundamental level, hazing is a hyperbolic expression of traditional initiation rites. These trials are used as a means for the inductee to demonstrate some of the intangible traits of an athlete that senior members may seek in potential teammates.29 "Athletes are expected to pay the price thought necessary for victory; playing with pain, taking risks, challenging limits; overconforming to rigid and sometimes exploitative team norms; obeying orders; and sacrificing other social and bookish endeavors."4 Hazing ultimately serves equally a litmus examination that forces victims to demonstrate just how far they are willing to go for the team and what they are willing to sacrifice of themselves.58 During these trials, they are frequently forced to undergo painful, humiliating, and/or unsafe experiences to demonstrate subservience, obedience, and willingness to experience pain, shame, or risk of harm for the team.11,26 Existing squad members may experience the need for proof of this level of dedication, which can be particularly important in sports where injury is common and a teammate can protect you from damage.53 Athletes who accept participated in hazing have articulated that information technology is endured to be accustomed or respected past the team and that information technology can prove dedication to the team besides every bit to the other members.1,2,35,39,59
Though victims and perpetrators often participate in hazing for the goal of team unity and cohesion, its implementation ever reinforces a hierarchical power construction with the hazees at the lesser and hazers at the meridian.58 Contrary to the goal of cohesion, this form of self-governance enhances individual stratification and keeps members in an imbalanced status. Senior athletes may utilise hazing against less experienced players to "go along them in their place" and reassert their own status of ability and authority.29,54 At that place are also numerous cases of interteam hazing (varsity hazing junior varsity) where athletes on a more than elite squad protect their own position by hazing a junior team member.29,57 Information technology is in these circumstances, where hazing exists specifically to marginalize individuals, that the potential for the most harm exists.54,58
As is the case with many forms of corruption, it is often when the demand to demonstrate power and rank arise that sexual abuse in the locker room appears. It is important to recognize that in the mod American culture, athletes have the status of the "standard for hegemonic masculinity" and that the well-nigh masculine athletes are oft considered the most powerful.12,54 Sexual exploitation in hazing exists to demasculinize the victim and hypermasculinize the perpetrator. As described by Waldron et al,59 "Hazing is largely well-nigh sexuality . . . making someone submissive to prove your own masculinity . . . Forcing players into sexually submissive roles feminizes and emasculates rookies . . ." These activities feminize and homosexualize the victims to institute and reaffirm their position at the bottom of the squad'due south power construction and the perpetrator at the top.4,27 The characteristics of gang rape inherent in these abuses are "manifestation of status, hostility, control, and dominance."35 This type of self-perpetuating dynamic instills in the victim and other active or passive participants that the style to demonstrate and exert their own status is by enacting the same types of abuses against others.
Hazing has persisted and will continue to persist as long every bit aspects of team cocky-governance are left to youth athletes. At the adolescent and early adult stages of psychosexual evolution, most athletes do not have "any sense of proportion or fifty-fifty appropriate masculine norms."12 Hazing and initiation rites left to the administration of adolescents and teenagers, often with high levels of testosterone (both as a office of their age and physicality of sport) and underdeveloped executive functioning, can pb to disastrous consequences. Adult supervision at all times is an imperative in the youth levels of sport.59
Impact of Hazing
On a psychological level, the effects of hazing and bullying are well documented. A study of collegiate hazing found that students who participated in hazing actually perceived many positive benefits of the experience. Thirty-one per centum of athletes endorsed a greater sense of identification with the group, while 22% reported feeling a sense of achievement, and 18% endorsed feeling "stronger."1 All the same, multiple meta-analyses have shown that victims of hazing are at a higher gamble of developing mental health disorders.24,39 Studies have overwhelmingly shown that hazing tin can lead to symptoms of depression, anxiety (including posttraumatic stress disorder), and eating disorders.39 Specific symptomatic reactions are broad and cover a number of psychological, social, and physical manifestations (Table one).xi,53 Well-nigh gravely, the expiry count in hazing-related incidents continues to rising.
Tabular array 1.
Potential manifestations of hazing a
| Emotional | Physical | Organizational |
|---|---|---|
| • Decreased confidence and self-esteem • Overly compliant behaviors • Aggression toward self and/or others • Interpersonal conflicts (often linked to trust issues) • Emotional instability • Attachment issues, dependency • Impaired moral reasoning • Suicidal thoughts and behaviors • Debilitating developmental effects • Malversation/criminality • Matted eating | • Changes in weight, energy, or sleep patterns • Sexual dysfunction • Substance use (new or worsening) • Adventure of doping • Failure to thrive • Sexually transmitted illnesses • Unwanted pregnancy • Trauma to internal/sexual practice organs | • Reputation damage • Loss of community support • Loss of athlete interest • Fiscal loss of sponsorships • Loss of talented athlete pool • Bookish underperformance |
There is abundant evidence that hazing harms team units.29,57 A serial of questionnaires administered to 167 male and female higher athletes constitute that hazing was "negatively correlated with task attraction and integration, and [was] unrelated to social allure and integration. [Information technology was] associated with lower levels of task cohesiveness and was unrelated to social cohesiveness."57 The only factor that has been consistently demonstrated every bit a result of hazing has been the power for teammates to unify in their "code of silence" with regard to abuses, whether out of a sense of unity, fear, or other factors.53
Whatever show of cohesion from hazing exists in smaller groups within the team (hazer and victim).38,57 This in turn has the potential to hurt the squad, as it has been fractured into multiple smaller units rather than an all-encompassing group. Additionally, the victim typically harbors some degree of resentment or distrust toward his or her perpetrator(s).1,54
This review would not exist complete without mentioning that in improver to the psychological ramifications of hazing, there have been numerous injuries, deaths, and suicides related to hazing, though a majority of these are related to fraternities.30,41,45 Victims of sexual abuse related to hazing are often exposed to sexually transmitted illnesses and may suffer injuries that take lifelong consequences or expiry.31,61
Victim Blaming and Institutional Protection of Abusers
A peculiarly alarming trend in sports-related hazing has been institutional protection of the abuser. There accept been numerous instances of schools, teams, or programs going to dandy lengths to "cover up" incidents of hazing and corruption.22,23,48,51 Every bit previously discussed, the hazer is ofttimes a senior or elite team fellow member and the victim may be a junior or new athlete. In many instances, an institution may seek to protect the perpetrator out of concern for the firsthand success and long-term future of the team. Additionally, for a parent, passenger vehicle, or administrator to accept that hazing or abuse has occurred involving athletes whom they are responsible for invokes a significant degree of culpability, both for themselves and whatever institution that they may represent. Prestigious institutions or teams/organizations with reputations that they seek to uphold are more probable to deny that hazing or abuse has occurred and encourage those involved to "turn the other cheek."49 In many cases of hazing, there may be legal consequences that organizations and individuals are unwilling to face, and they would sooner ignore or hibernate the trouble with the hope of a quiet resolution.
Parallel to the protection of the abuser is blaming of the victim. This is a multifactorial problem with arable research done on cases of set on, abuse, and harassment. However, at that place is a dearth of research with specific regard to the able-bodied community. Nonetheless, many of the same underlying principals remain the same. The general culture holds on to several assault/rape myths that have corollaries to sport hazing. For case, there is a misconception that for "existent rape" to occur, information technology needs to involve a "'pathological stranger' who unleashes a 'blitz'-style attack outside, at night, using overwhelming force."21 Presupposing that "real rape" occurs only within the confines of the aforementioned definition, and so some may consider locker room horseplay that becomes sexualized to be something else entirely. This may and so atomic number 82 to cognitive dissonance when the victim accordingly acts as if sexual assault has occurred and seeks advisable reparations.
Another factor that has the potential to change public perception of hazing is the familiarity of the aggressor and victim. In cases of rape, Freetly and Kaneeighteen demonstrated that arraign of the aggressor is inversely related to the degree of relationship with the victim. That is, the closer the victim and abuser are, the less likely people are to arraign the abuser. In the context of a team sport, athletes are often considered to be very shut. This relationship may lessen the perceived bear on of any kind of hazing/set on that occurs. Equally mentioned previously, many see hazing as a method of enhancing the closeness of a team, and set on may be excused every bit an effort to strengthen that.
Underlying all of this is the pervasive misunderstanding that hazing is "adept for the team" or normal.1,2 We accept already demonstrated that this is empirically false, yet if an organization holds on to this belief, then certain types of abuse may be considered a normal and fifty-fifty beneficial part of team sport participation. Victims who report abuse may and so be considered to be acting confronting the all-time interests of the squad, to be "trouble makers," or thought to be seeking to disrupt the established team hierarchy. Others have voiced their belief that hazing is a "scenario [in which] victims engage in a voluntary activity" and even advise that hazing victims need to be punished for their participation.55
Management Recommendations
The most of import function for the sports medicine practitioner is recognition of whatever potential abuse and immediate and appropriate response. The first pace is to encourage open disclosure and to avert any suggestive, directing, or leading questions. It is essential to consider that the victim may be experiencing feelings of shame, guilt, and/or fearfulness.9,39 Therefore, active and empathic listening is crucial, as is creating an environment of psychological and emotional support for the athlete wherein he or she feels safe to discuss events that have occurred. While the provider is likely to experience certain emotions and negative feelings toward the perpetrator, it is important to maintain a neutral tone and non denigrate the perpetrator.39 It can be helpful to acknowledge the courage required to speak about abuse that may implicate teammates or coaches. Reinforce to the athlete that the victimization and abuse is not his or her fault and that hazing or corruption is not a normal, healthy, or helpful part of the team structure.29,57
It is imperative to evaluate each state of affairs individually and to activate the Mental Wellness Emergency Action Program (MH-EAP) as indicated. MH-EAPs incorporate preplanning of each individual'due south function/responsibility, confirm emergency equipment is readily available, and outline location-specific details. The approach to a mental health crunch should be considered equally as of import as the plans designated for cardiac or neurologic emergencies. The MH-EAP should be easily attainable to all athletic participants and staff, expert annually, and frequently updated as practise and game locations often vary.37 Modules are available online, making information technology piece of cake to consummate and print an individualized team MH-EAP.40 All of those involved with the team or activeness must be able to report the abuse to the necessary authorities and involve any and all medical, mental health, administrative, and/or legal professionals in a timely way. The individual reporting the abuse must be aware of the policies regarding the duty to report the abuse to authorities depending on the legal statutes in the item country/jurisdiction. Failure to act appropriately may empower the perpetrators and increase the psychological sequelae resulting from the corruption.v,x
After i notable hazing incident, the commune school lath involved pursued an independent investigation into the environment that had allowed such an issue to accept identify. As a function of that investigation, a set of recommendations were issued by the investigators. The recommendations were not intended to address any specific episode of abuse simply rather provide a roadmap for other school districts to address the issues of hazing and bullying in sports (meet Table A1 in the Appendix, bachelor in the online version of this article). These recommendations were directed at schoolhouse administration, athletics staff, and volunteers and focused on strengthening grooming, including the ability to foreclose, recognize, and react to instances of hazing and abuse. Information technology also focused heavily on the part of Championship Ix as a mechanism for preventing hazing and bullying, specifically in cases where sexual harassment or abuse occurs. Title Nine, which became constructive in 1972, states the following: "No person in the Usa shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any education program or activeness receiving Federal financial aid" (Title IX, Educational activity Amendments of 1972). In recent legal battles, Championship IX has been an important litigation tool in challenging the ability structure that has perpetuated instances of sexual violence in the locker room.54 For example, the apply of Championship IX would exist appropriate in any case where verbal assailment of a sexual nature, implied or direct disparagement against a victim's gender or sexuality, or any form of physical sexual attack occurs.
Prevention
Education should include definitions of what constitutes squad edifice as compared with hazing activities and warning signs for the emotional and physical ramifications that may be seen when hazing has occurred (see Table A2 in the Appendix, bachelor online).43 A zero-tolerance culture involves a clear reporting system and reliable, astringent disciplinary actions for whatsoever improper beliefs to encourage future disclosures and preclude echo offenders.20,lx The NCAA besides supports the StepUp! Eyewitness Intervention Plan to promote positive social behavior with easily accessible online training.52
Conclusion
Hazing is a spectrum of risky, humiliating, and frequently dangerous behaviors, near often perpetrated against junior or new team members by older or more experienced athletes. In recent years, it has been an issue that has affected countless individuals at all levels of sport. The causes of sport-related hazing are myriad, from a form of team cocky-governance to misguided attempts to enhance team cohesion and unity. In addition to dissentious the squad structure, hazing can and frequently does pb to adverse mental health outcomes, bodily harm, and even expiry. There are as well numerous instances of individuals and institutions non interim in the all-time interest of hazing victims. Prevention goals include educating coaches, able-bodied trainers, and other developed members of the team, maintaining a high level of adult supervision in youth sports, and implementating healthy squad culture with a strong sense of unity. Proper planning and preparation will also let for better management of these types of situations when they do arise.
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Footnotes
The authors report no potential conflicts of interest in the development and publication of this article.
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