Edexcel GCSE PE - Social Groups / Barrier to participation

How would you best describe a Socio-Economic Group

• groups split according to their nationality

• groups split according to their job and earnings.

• groups split according to their address

• groups split according to their place of birth

Barriers to participation relating to somebody in a lower socio-economic group would be?

• Cost, Availability and Time

• Image, Cost and Time

• Cost, Stereotype & Nature of activity

• Image, Access and Cost

Which would be a barrier to participation relating to gender?

• Nature of activity

• Image

• Access

• Time

"Females traditionally spend more time at home looking after children, as well as working." Links to which social group?

• disability

• gender

• age

• ethnicity

Barriers to participation relating to the elderly age group would be?

• Cost, Availability and Time

• Image, Cost and Time

• Cost, Access & Nature of activity

• Image, Access and Cost

A Physical barriers such as a lack of ramps or pool hoists would impact the participation rates of which group?

• Ethnicity

• Gender

• Disability

• Age

People of varied ethnicity experience barriers to participation relating to which of these factors?

• Cost, Time & Nature of activity

• Availability, Cost & Access

• Image, Cost & Time

• Cultural influences, Cost & Stereotyping

Define qualitative data

• information which can be difficult to measure such as thoughts and feelings.

• numerical data such as points scored in a basketball match

• information about participation rates

• information about qualities in a good leader

Define quantitative data

• information which can be measured such as numerical statistics (eg; scores and participation rates.

• information about qualities, which is difficult to measure such as thoughts and feelings.

Which definition best describes the term stereotype

• where some people who have less money cannot participate in as many sports.

• where some people cannot take part in sport due to having a physical condition.

• where people from specific backgrounds are pushed towards or away from certain activities