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Why Athletes Do (and Don't) Report Abuse in Sports

Summary by Psychology Today
Athletes often stay silent about abuse due to fear, power dynamics, and disbelief. This post explores why they don’t report and how to create safe pathways to disclosure.

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‘Kill yourself’: Toxic mix of betting, social media fuels athlete abuse

As live-betting and “prop bets” explode, athletes say they face more threats from fans than ever.

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Psychology TodayPsychology Today
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Why Athletes Do (and Don't) Report Abuse in Sports

Athletes often stay silent about abuse due to fear, power dynamics, and disbelief. This post explores why they don’t report and how to create safe pathways to disclosure.

Read Full Article
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Psychology Today broke the news in on Friday, June 13, 2025.
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