Özet:

The objective of this study is to investigate whether athletes perceive an unethical behavior from their coaches by examining the behavior of aggression and anger, and whether they differ according to a series of independent variables. The study used the scale of the athlete's perception of the aggressiveness and anger in the sport as a data collection tool and the scale of the athlete's perception of the athlete's immoral behavior. In the analysis of the data, they used visual statistics, t test, one-way variance analysis (ANOVA), Tukey multi-comparation, and Pearson correlation tests. The findings found that the size of aggression and anger and the scale of athlete perception related to the unethical perception of the coach’s behavior have a significant relationship between the overall score of the athlete in a positive direction at a low level. There was no significant difference in the state. The low-dimensional of aggression has not seen any significant differences in gender, while the male athletes have been determined to have higher levels of anger. The scale of the athlete's perception of unethical behavior in the overall score is not significantly different from gender to gender. The scale of the athletes' aggression and anger points and the scale of the athlete's perception of the unethical behavior of the coaches was higher than the total score. The level of aggression of unexperienced athletes is higher. In addition, the perception of an ethical behavior that older athletes perceive from their coaches is greater than young athletes. As a result, it can be said that the increased perception of the unethical behavior they perceive by athletes, the actions of aggression and the feelings of anger are thrown out.

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