Which of the following best describes perceived risk?

The risk a participant believes exists, may not match the actual danger

What does real risk refer to in physical activity?

The risk that remains after control measures are put in place

Which scenario best illustrates perceived risk?

A student feels nervous climbing a low indoor climbing wall

Risks can be caused by:

limited level of skill, weather, limited fitness

Why is risk assessment important?

to identify any potential harm, to reduce the likelihood of danger

Which of the following would be considered a method of reducing risk in a PE lesson?

Wearing appropriate footwear and safety gear

When should a risk assessment ideally be completed?

Before the activity takes place

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1
Which of the following best describes perceived risk?
The risk calculated using scientific equipment
The risk a participant believes exists, may not match the actual danger
A risk identified by teachers only
A guaranteed injury
2
The amount of danger that actually exists in the activity
increased risk
perceived risk
nice risk
real risk
3
A process used to evaluate the real risks involved in an activity
risk progression
perceived risk
risk development
risk assessment
4
Objective risk describes an individual's view of risk
False
True
5
What does real risk refer to in physical activity?
The risk that remains after control measures are put in place
A risk taken on purpose for fun
A risk that only exists in the mind
A risk that has never caused injury before
6
Which scenario best illustrates perceived risk?
A player sprains an ankle during a match
A student feels nervous climbing a low indoor climbing wall
A student is hit by a ball during play
A coach checks the weather before training
7
An individual's subjective or personal judgment about the danger of an activity
perceived risk
real risk
subjective risk
absolute risk
8
Risks can be caused by:
mental preparation
limited level of skill
weather
limited fitness
9
The highest level of risk there could be before risk assessment
real risk
absolute risk
actual risk
perceived risk
10
Why is risk assessment important?
to identify any potential harm
to increase the likelihood of injury
to reduce the likelihood of danger
to increase the chance of improving skills
11
Which of the following would be considered a method of reducing risk in a PE lesson?
Letting students choose any sport to play
Wearing appropriate footwear and safety gear
Skipping the warm-up to save time
Ignoring damaged equipment
12
When should a risk assessment ideally be completed?
At the end of a sports season
Before the activity takes place
During the lunch break
After an injury occurs

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