Factors Affecting Participation in Physical Activity and Sport.
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A-level
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Paper 1 Factors affecting participation in physical activity and sport
Friday 24 May 2024 Morning Time allowed: 2 hours
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,A-Level Physical Education Paper 1: Factors Affecting Participation in Physical Activity and Sport,
focus on the following key areas:
1. Socio-Cultural Factors:
Social Class: Understand how socio-economic status impacts access to facilities, opportunities,
and attitudes towards physical activity.
Gender: Study the influence of gender on participation, with a focus on historical trends, barriers to
female participation, and current progress.
Ethnicity: Examine cultural differences in participation rates, highlighting barriers such as
discrimination or cultural perceptions.
Age: Explore how age influences involvement in different types of physical activity, from childhood
participation to later life.
Disability: Consider the challenges faced by individuals with disabilities in accessing sport and
physical activity, and inclusive initiatives.
2. Psychological Factors:
Motivation: Understand different types of motivation (intrinsic vs. extrinsic) and their impact on
participation.
Self-Confidence: Study how confidence affects participation, focusing on factors like skill
development and body image.
Personality: Examine how personality traits (e.g., extroversion, competitiveness) influence an
individual's likelihood of engaging in physical activity.
Goal Setting: Understand how setting goals can increase motivation and participation, and
recognize the difference between short-term and long-term goals.
3. Environmental Factors:
Access to Facilities: Explore the role of local sports clubs, gyms, and open spaces in encouraging
physical activity participation.
Climate and Geography: Analyze how weather conditions and geographic location can either
promote or hinder certain activities.
Technology: Study the impact of technology on sport participation, including online fitness
platforms and wearable tech.
4. Health Factors:
Physical Health: Examine how physical health conditions, fitness levels, and injuries can influence
participation.
Mental Health: Understand the role of mental health in promoting or hindering involvement in
physical activity.
5. Government and Policy:
Government Initiatives: Study national and local government policies, including funding for sport,
initiatives for youth involvement, and schemes for increasing participation in underrepresented
groups.
Role of Schools and Organizations: Consider the role of educational institutions, community
programs, and national governing bodies in promoting sport.
Focusing on these factors will help you prepare for A-Level Physical Education Paper 1 by understanding
the multiple influences on participation in sport and physical activity.
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Applied anatomy and physiology
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0 1 Which one of the following is converted directly into lactic acid in the anaerobic
glycolytic energy system?
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A Acetyl coenzyme A
B Citric acid
C Glucose
D Pyruvic acid
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Figure 1 shows a tennis player performing a forehand shot as they move from
position A to B.
Figure 1
Position A Position B
Which one of the following is the plane of movement for the joint action at the elbow
from position A to B?
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A Frontal
B Sagittal
C Transverse
0 3 During exercise CO2 in the blood will increase.
Describe how an increase in blood CO2 impacts the redistribution of blood.
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