Unit 2: Factors Affecting Performance

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Psychological factors relate to factors affecting the body.

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The following are all psychological factors: tension, anxiety, aggression, motivation, attitude and blood doping.

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Physiological factors relate to the factors affecting the body.

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These are all physiological factors: Age, Gender, Somatotype, Disability, Culture and Religion.

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Environmental factors relate to the weather, humidy, attitude, pollution, terrain and access to facilities.

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Socio economic is a social factor and relates to the amount of money you have, your social standing within society.

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The following are all examples of environmental factors, except?

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A risk assessment would need to include the following details, except?

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Humidity relates to the height above sea level.

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Sprinters, throwers and jumpers in track and field athetics often train at altitude as it helps to increase their performance.

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Environment relates to your surroundings, where you live, train and compete.

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Religion does not affect an athletes chances of winning a gold medal at the Olympic Games.

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At what age do most sports become single sex?

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Athletes achieve their peak strength aged between 11 and 18 years of age.

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Sports are made safer for younger players by using the following adaptations, except?

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Tag rugby and High Five's netball are modified games that are used for younger athletes.

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As we age the body undergoes many changes. Which of these factors is not associated with the over 30's?

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Age divisions keep competitors safe as it allows all players to compete equally.

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Male athletes have the following attributes, except?

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The following are all examples of single sex sports which are played at international competitions, except?

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The following are all examples of mixed sports, men and women can compete against each other during international competitions, except?

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Autism is a physical disability.

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Which of the following statements relates to a physical disability.

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Sports facilities must cater for disabled athletes. Which factor are the facility providers not responsible for?

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Competition between disabled athletes is made fair by using different classifications during each event.

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There are 4 different types of somatotype.

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Which of these features does not relate to a mesomorph?

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Which of these sports would not be appropriate for an ectomorph?

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Challenging activities relate to outdoor activities and involve the athlete battling against the natural elements (height, wind speed, speed of the water, terrain).

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Recreational sport is played in a league format, requires a commitment to training each week and is played for fun.

AQA GCSE PE Test Quiz sobre Unit 2: Factors Affecting Performance, criado por Cath Warriner em 16-09-2014.

Unit 2: Factors Affecting Performance

Unit 2: Factors Affecting Performance

Psychological factors relate to factors affecting the body.

The following are all psychological factors: tension, anxiety, aggression, motivation, attitude and blood doping.

Physiological factors relate to the factors affecting the body.

These are all physiological factors: Age, Gender, Somatotype, Disability, Culture and Religion.

Environmental factors relate to the weather, humidy, attitude, pollution, terrain and access to facilities.

Socio economic is a social factor and relates to the amount of money you have, your social standing within society.

The following are all examples of environmental factors, except?

A risk assessment would need to include the following details, except?

Humidity relates to the height above sea level.

Sprinters, throwers and jumpers in track and field athetics often train at altitude as it helps to increase their performance.

Environment relates to your surroundings, where you live, train and compete.

Religion does not affect an athletes chances of winning a gold medal at the Olympic Games.

At what age do most sports become single sex?

Athletes achieve their peak strength aged between 11 and 18 years of age.

Sports are made safer for younger players by using the following adaptations, except?

Tag rugby and High Five's netball are modified games that are used for younger athletes.

As we age the body undergoes many changes. Which of these factors is not associated with the over 30's?

Age divisions keep competitors safe as it allows all players to compete equally.

Male athletes have the following attributes, except?