gcse pe 2 Flashcards

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what is intrinsic feedback

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feedback from within the performer

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What can intrinsic feedback develop(performer)

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The performer is not to reliant on others

The skill is well earned

They can feel their own errors and make amendments to their own performance based on their internal feedback

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What is extrinsic feedback?

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Feedback from outside the performer for example
• a coach
• a teacher

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Why is extrinsic feedback important?

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Someone other than the performer can watch the skill and observe problems and explain what needs to be done to correct them

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Who is extrinsic feedback good for?

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Better for less experienced performers

They are more likely to need extrinsic feedback, as they are not yet able to detect their own errors

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What is concurrent feedback?

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Feedback given during a performance

Can be extrinsic or intrinsic

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What is terminal feedback

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Terminal feedback is feedback given after a performance

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When is terminal feedback the most effective

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Needs to be given as soon a possible

Straight away

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Why can terminal feedback be a disadvantage?

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You have to wait for the next match/game to apply the feedback given

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gender reasons for differences in participation

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Image - some men don’t want to do dance (female) activities - women wouldn’t play boxing (male activity) question sexuality

Cost- women usually earn less than men

Time -usually women would have less time as they spend more time looking after the home/children
Also work (less time for sport)
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Age reasons for differences in participation

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Cost - money may be need to pay bills rather than play sport

Time - less time due to work

Nature - depending on the activity may be harder to do the sport for example a elderly man or women

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What are socio-cultural influences

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Gender
Age
Ethnicity
Disability

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13
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What is cultural influences

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Family or peers influencing where someone does or does not do an activity

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Ethnicity

Stereotyping

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Where people from particular background are steered towards or away from certain activities

People from African origin being associated with and encouraged to compete in long distance events rather than swimming

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Ethnicity

Cost

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Some people from different ethnic minority groups may have less money to spend on sport.

For example a Syrian refugee without a permanent job would not have money for expensive sport

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Disability

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A persons disability may influence their choice of activity

Many adapted sports like
Wheelchair tennis
Wheelchair rugby

17
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Negatives with disability sports

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Can be very expensive

Sessions may be limited

18
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Disability — disadvantages

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Availability - lack of facilities or clubs in the area

Cost - specialist equipment maybe be expensive
Access - physical barriers , such as a lack of ramps and pool hoists

19
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What is the golden triangle made up off?

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Media
Commercialisation
Physical activity and sport

20
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advantages for the sponsor

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Excellent and relatively inexpensive advertising of their product

Media can show product in advertisements during breaks

Brand name can be seen around the venues and on performers clothing

Raised awareness of brands ,leading to increased sales (product given a high status)

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Disadvantages to the sponsors

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The media may not get a high number of viewers
The company didn’t get the exposure they wanted

The player/team doesn’t perform well

The player becomes a bad role model (due to cheating or violence)
Sports become linked to these players giving product a negative image

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Advantages for the sport

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More media coverage

Raised awareness of sport to help increase participation

High profile of sport =more commercial interest

Increased funding from sponsors used to

develop grassroots
Develop better facilities

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Disadvantages to sport

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Less popular sports get little media coverage and therefore lack sponsorship

Fixture times and length of season changed to maximise viewing opportunities

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Advantages for the player/performer

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Can be paid millions to endorse products

Can receive top quality products to use to help performance

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Disadvantages for the performer

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Event times may make conditions less favourable for performers

Withdrawal of sponsorship may cause financial difficulties

Pressure to win every time to keep sponsorship

Negative reporting can lose sponsorship

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advantages for the spectator

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More coverage
Ability to buy the same clothes and equipment as role models

Top events
Replays
Red bottom choice
Player cam

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Disadvantages for the spectator

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High subscription cost for tv sport channels

Pay per view - needed to pay again for certain matches/ events

High cost of merchandise

Unpopular sports not televised as much