Christmas A Level PE Quiz (Y13)

"The obsession with the combination of physical endeavour and moral integrity" is known as...

Which type of motivation is deemed as the most 'valuable' and more likely to lead to lifelong participation?

The Moscow 1980 Olympics were politically exploited for which reason?

Attitudes cannot be changed.

During pre-industrial times, the upper class were known as the gentry.

Which theory explains that we are born with our personalities?

Which arousal theory is a multi-dimensional theory?

According to the Inverted U Theory, which type of skills are performed best at low arousal levels?

Which type of guidance is best for someone in the cognitive stage of learning to form a mental picture?

What PED enable athletes to train harder and longer, often lead to increase in strength and aggression?

During the inital move to towns and cities after the Industrial revoltuion, free time...

Which year did Hitler utilise the Berlin Olympics as a stage for his political propoganda of the Third Reich?

Which of the following is not a feature of globalised sport?

Which of the following will not experience facilitation in front of an audience?

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a Type A personality?

Beliefs towards an attitude object explains which component of the triadic model?

Following social norms is an example of which origin of attitude?

What is the duration of the STSS?

Which of the following is a disadvantage of extrinsic motivation?

Which level of processing results in deeper processing of information?

How did the fact that the Public Schools were boarding, help in the promotion and organisation of games?

Which type of practice is best for an open skill?

According to the Inverted U Theory, which personality type performs best at high arousal levels?

The deeper the level of processing, the longer lasting the memories.

An extrovert has...

Which type of guidance can result in information overload?

During pre-industrial times, there was limitied transport, therefore sport was...

Going running for a sense of pride is an example of which type of motivation?

What is meant by somatic arousal?

Stretching of the rules to the limit in order to gain advantage is known as...

Which type of skill is categorised by large amounts of decision making and information processing?

Increased legislation and more cases of negligance is the effect of which social-cultural factor in the 21st century?

What is a dominant response?

The learning of a new skill effects the performance of a previously learned skill explains which type of transfer...

Which of the following is a strategy to minimise social inhibition through managing arousal levels?

"The internal mechanisms and external stimuli which arouse and direct our behaviour" is the definition of...

In which stage of learning are the most amount of errors present?

When a sports competition is played to a completely or partly-determined result is an example of...

Fear of not winning is a reason for taking PEDs. Which category does this fall into?

Providing a weak swimmer with a float is an example of trying to change which component of the triadic model?

What is consonance?

What is a preconceived opinion based on faulty or inflexible generalisation?

A sprinter running the 100m in 12.8 seconds is an example of which type of feedback?

The shop window effect is an example of which impact of hosting a global sporting event?

There is a guarantee that participation rates will increase as a result of hosting a global sporting event.

Which social cultural factor was pivotal in the development of leagues and competitions during post-Industrial Britain?

All performers reach the autonomous stage of learning.

The presence of an audience increases arousal levels.

Which learning theory believes in "insight learning"?

A basketball free throw is a example of which type of skill?

Which of the following is not an Olympic Value?

Which sport did the Gentry and Peasants play together?

What is the capacity of the STM?

Which theory sees a linear relationship between arousal and performance levels?

Why does an autonomous performer experience facilitation infront of an audience?

What does perception meaning?

Who was the founder of the Much Wenlock Olympian Games?

The catastrophe theory states that high cogntive arousal can lead to a 'catastrophic' decline in performance.

Sport was not divided by class in the 20th century.

Lizzy ensures she stretches prior to training to avoid getting injured is an example of which type of reinforcement?