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A level PE Sport and Society and Technology - Section 3 of Paper
A level PE Sport and Society and Technology - Section 3 of Paper
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Not a reason why performers may need the protection of the law during their sporting careers...
Protection from hooligans
Protection from an incoming football
Protection from racism
Protection from media intrusion into private life
2
Not a characteristic of commercial sport...
Extensive media coverage
Professional sport
Large audiences
It's the taking part that counts
3
Not a possible source of funding available to an amateur performer within the UK.
Their children
Trust funds
Appearance money
Scholarships
4
Not a way that the ethic of fair play is encouraged and maintained in elite sport...
Penalties after the event – bans/fines
Clubs / teams fined / points deducted
Penalties within the event – bookings / free kicks / sin bin
Team with worst discipline gets rewarded
5
Not a reason why some performers choose to take performance enhancing drugs...
Pressure to win from coaches / sponsors / media
To build muscle
To allow the body to train harder
Recover slowly
6
Find the psychological quality required by an individual to become an elite performer
Correct body shape/somatotype
High level of ability
Motivation
High skill/fitness levels
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Not a cause of violence by players on the field of play
Dehumanisation of opposition / helmets
Good refereeing decisions
Frustration of losing / not playing well
Emotional state of players / over arousal / drugs
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Not a strategy that national governing bodies have used to attempt to reduce player violence...
(Off the field) – fines / bans
Rules changed to increase likelihood of injury
(On the field) – penalties / sin bins / bookings
Punish the club – deduct points/ matches behind closed doors
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Explain the potential impact on a
sport
of any negative publicity in the media...
Increased participation rates
More sponsorship deals
Less media coverage
More spectators
10
Not a strategy which could be put into place to reduce the problem of drug taking in sport...
Stricter punishments / life bans
Educate athletes as to dangers / risks to health / campaigns
Reduce money for research / testing
Stricter / more rigorous testing / throughout the year
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Not the role and purpose of a national governing body in modern day sport
Ensure rules are followed in their sport/handle misconduct
Responsible for all olympic sports
Liaise with ISF / International Sports Federation
Increase participation/grass roots to elite
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Not a strategy that UK Sport has implemented to develop elite performers...
Talent Identification Programmes
Unco-ordinated approach with NGBs
World Class Performance programme / pathway
Provide centres of excellence
