Indicate whether you agree or disagree with each statement.

  1. It should be permissible for Olympic athletes to use anabolic steroids and other performance-enhancers.


    2. Agree Disagree

  2. No athlete at any level should be permitted to use performance-enhancing drugs.


    3. Agree Disagree

  3. Citizens of a country should be willing to pay for treatment of illnesses of its star athletes who have used anabolic steroids.


    4. Agree Disagree

  4. Some performance-enhancing drugs are acceptable, although the use of anabolic steroids should not be allowed for athletes in competition.


    5. Agree Disagree

  5. Only professional athletes should be allowed to use any sort of performance-enhancing drugs.


    6. Agree Disagree

  6. Performance-enhancing drugs are fine as long as they do not cause long-term health risks to the user.


    7. Agree Disagree

  7. It is up to individual choice whether or not to use performance-enhancing drugs, just as it is up to individual choice to use tobacco products or alcohol or other substances that might impair performance.


    8. Agree Disagree

  8. Records attained by athletes using performance-enhancing products are less valid than are those of athletes who never used such products.


    9. Agree Disagree

  9. Less emphasis should be placed on athletic performance so athletes do not feel the pressure to use performance-enhancers.


    10. Agree Disagree

  10. It is unacceptable to use drugs to enhance performance; only hard work and ability are important.


    11. Agree Disagree

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