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Age fraud, where athletes compete in age categories they are too old for, undermines the spirit of fair competition and can demotivate legitimate competitors, causing feelings of injustice and discouragement.

The use of PEDs raises ethical concerns about fairness and can cause psychological stress in athletes due to the pressures to perform or conform. It may affect their self-image and long-term mental health.

Challenges in ensuring accessibility and inclusivity for athletes with disabilities raise ethical concerns and can affect the psychological well-being and self-perception of those athletes.

Athlete exploitation, particularly in collegiate sports, can lead to psychological consequences such as stress, anxiety, and a loss of control over one's personal and athletic life.

The stigma attached to mental health issues in sports can prevent athletes from seeking help, exacerbating conditions and affecting performance, well-being, and recovery.

Inadequate management of concussions can have serious long-term effects on athletes' cognitive and psychological functions and raises ethical issues about the prioritization of health over performance.

Gambling and match-fixing threaten the integrity of sports and can heavily impact an athlete’s psychological state, potentially leading to anxiety and distrust in the fairness of competition.

Endorsement deals can create conflicts of interest that challenge an athlete's ethical decision-making and can lead to stress and a compromised sense of identity.

Gender discrimination in sports can lead to reduced opportunities for female athletes and promote stereotypes, affecting their motivation, confidence, and mental health.