Spectator Behaviour (AQA GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards

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Large crowd effect on atmosphere

Creates excitement, interest & enjoyment

Home-field advantage factors

Familiar surroundings, fan support, referee bias

Effect of spectator pressure on performance

Increases anxiety, causes performance to drop

Safety costs from spectators

Security staff & repairing damage

Spectator behaviour impact on youth participation

Drop in young people interested, loss of elite performers

Hooliganism effect on attendance

Loss of ticket sales, support & sponsorship

Hooliganism reason: rivalries

Local derby matches

Hooliganism reason: substances

Fuelled by drugs/alcohol

Hooliganism reason: culture

Gang culture

Hooliganism reason: emotions

Frustration with official's decisions

Hooliganism reason: social factor

Displays of masculinity

Hooliganism prevention: legal measures

Bans, fines, prison

Hooliganism prevention: separating fans

Segregation

Hooliganism prevention: match timing

Early kick-offs

Hooliganism prevention: stadium design

All seater stadiums

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