3.1 Engagement Patters Of Different Social Groups In Physical Activity And Sport Flashcards

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What personal factors affect who plays sport?

A
Gender
Age
Socio-economic group
Ethnicity
Disability
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How does gender affect participation rates in sport?

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Some sports are seen a male sports and others female sports. Generally people choose sports that are more traditionally played by their gender

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Give an example of a sport which is traditionally played by men

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Rugby
Boxing
Football

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Give and example of a sport which is traditionally played by women

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Netball

Ballet

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How has the ‘This Girl Can Campaign’ aimed to increase the number of women playing sport?

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By showing that it doesn’t matter how good you are or what you look like when playing sport

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Who plays more sport in the UK men or women?

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Men

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How does the media influence participation differences between men and women?

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Most sport shown is of men competing, women therefore don’t see it as something they can do. The amount of female sport being shown is increasing

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How does age affect participation rates in sport?

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Most sports it is good to start young
Some sports such as motor racing have age restrictions
As people become older additional responsibilities such as work and family may influence how much time people have for sport
Some sports suit young participant whilst others suit older

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Give an example of a sport which is more suitable to young participants

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Gymnastics
Trampolining
Rugby

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Give an example of a sport which is more suitable to older participants

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Golf

Bowls

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How might a person’s socio-economic group influence their participation in physical activity?

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Certain sports require large amounts of money. If you do not have the money you cannot participate.
The expectations of what people do in their ‘free’ time may differ.
The expectations of the type of sport you take part in

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Give an example of a sport which is traditionally played by people in a lower socio-economic group

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Football
Boxing
Darts

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Give an example of a sport which is traditionally played by people in a higher socio-economic group

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Polo
Lacrosse
Skiing

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How might ethnicity influence their participation in physical activity?

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Different religions and cultures encourage participation in different sports

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Give an example of a sport where participation maybe influenced by your ethnicity

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Cricket.
A lot of Asian people play cricket as this is a sport that traditionally was played in Asia and where Asian countries such as Sri Lanka and Pakistan have great success.
In America Basketball is seen as a ‘black sport’ whereas ice hockey a ‘white’ sport

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How might disability affect participation in physical activity?

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to take part in sports. For them to be able to take part specialist equipment and access is often needed. If this is not available they cannot take part.

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Explain how the media has helped to increase the number of disabled people taking part in sport?

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There has been a rise the the amount of disability sport being show on TV.
Paralympics and Invictus Games