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

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Engagement Patterns in Sport Between Different Social Groups
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Familiarity factor (family/peers)

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

Attitudes factor (family/friends)

Not playing sport because friends don't play it

Family commitments factor affecting participation

Looking after younger siblings prevents playing sport

Accessibility factor (age groups)

Clubs have specific times; conflicts with other commitments

Disposable income factor for age groups

Money needed for bills rather than sport

Stereotyping factor affecting retirees in sport

Thinking you are too old to play sport

Role models factor affecting female participation

Lack of female role models in many sports

Sexism example affecting girls in sport

Girls avoid rugby fearing they'll seem masculine

Gender stereotyping example for males

Males avoid netball thinking it's a female sport

Race/culture stereotyping in sport example

African origin → athletics, not swimming

Cultural influences factor in race/religion groups

Family/peers influence whether someone does activity

Adaptability factor for disability groups

Wheelchair tennis/rugby available but expensive & limited

Accessibility barriers for disabled groups

Lack of ramps, pool hoists, clubs in local area

Inclusiveness factor affecting disabled participation

Sports sessions may not run for people with disabilities

Media coverage & role models for disabled sport

Limited media coverage; lack of disabled role models

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