SEMI and II Market Segmentation

How does age impact sports and event preferences?

• Older people prefer more passive sports and events.

• Age has no impact on sports and event preferences.

• Younger people prefer more active/extreme/trendy sports and events.

• Age only impacts event preferences, not sports preferences.

How does gender influence sports participation or event attendance?

• Gender has no influence on sports participation or event attendance.

• Males are more likely to participate in sports, while females are more likely to attend events.

• Men generally prefer individual sports, while women prefer team sports.

• Gender has an equal influence on both sports participation and event attendance.

Analyze the relationship between income and attendance at high-profile sports events.

• Income has no impact on attendance at high-profile sports events.

• Higher income individuals are more likely to attend high-profile sports events.

• Lower income individuals are more likely to attend high-profile sports events.

• Income does not affect attendance at high-profile sports events, only interest does.

How do cultural backgrounds influence sport preferences?

• Different cultural backgrounds (or ethnicity) prefer different types of sports.

• Sport preferences are only influenced by personal interests, not cultural backgrounds.

• Cultural backgrounds have no influence on sport preferences.

• All cultural backgrounds have the same sport preferences.

How can different occupations affect interest in sports or events?

• Interest in sports and events is only influenced by personal preferences, not occupations.

• All occupations have an equal interest in sports and events.

• Certain occupations are more likely to be interested in sports, while others are more interested in events.

• Occupations have no impact on interest in sports or events.

Discuss how education level might impact interest in sporting events.

• Education level has no impact on interest in sporting events.

• Higher education levels are more likely to be interested in sporting events.

• Education level does not affect interest in sporting events, only knowledge does.

• Lower education levels are more likely to be interested in sporting events.

Compare the preferences of Baby Boomers and Generation X regarding sports and events.

• Generation X prefers sports while Baby Boomers prefer events, or similarly differing preferences.

• Baby Boomers prefer sports while Generation X prefers events.

• Baby Boomers and Generation X have the same preferences regarding sports and events.

• Baby Boomers and Generation X have no preferences regarding sports and events.

How does nationality influence sports preferences or event choices?

• Sports preferences and event choices are only influenced by personal interests, not nationality.

• All nationalities have the same sports preferences and event choices.

• Different nationalities prefer different sports and event choices.

• Nationality has no influence on sports preferences or event choices.

Discuss the significance of heritage in shaping sports or event preferences.

• Heritage has a minor influence on sports and event preferences.

• Heritage plays a major role in shaping sports and event preferences.

• Heritage has no significance in shaping sports or event preferences.

• Sports and event preferences are not influenced by heritage, only personal preferences.

Analyze the relationship between social class and attendance at sporting events.

• Social class has no impact on attendance at sporting events.

• Different social classes may exhibit varying interests in sporting events.

• Lower social class individuals are more likely to attend sporting events.

• Social class does not affect attendance at sporting events, only personal interest does.