Engagement Patterns in Sport Between Different Social Groups (Edexcel GCSE Physical Education): Flashcards

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Engagement Patterns in Sport Between Different Social Groups
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Family/friends/peers social group

Grouped by who you spend time with (parents, siblings, friends, classmates)

Familiarity factor in sport

Playing same sport as family (e.g., table tennis with dad)

Attitudes factor (family/friends)

Not playing if friends don't play

Family commitments barrier

Looking after younger siblings

Accessibility issue (age)

Club times conflict with other commitments

Disposable income & age

Money needed for bills not sport

Available leisure time factor

Little spare time due to work commitments

Gender: role models issue

Lack of female role models in many sports

Media coverage & gender

Lack of TV coverage of female sports

Gender stereotyping: netball

Males think it's a sport for females

Cultural influences factor (race/religion)

Family/peers influence participation

Race stereotyping example

African origin: athletics encouraged, swimming not

Adaptability for disabled

Wheelchair tennis/rugby available but expensive & limited venues

Accessibility barriers (disability)

Lack of ramps or pool hoists

Role models & disability

Limited due to lack of media coverage

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