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WorksheetsOCR Sport Science - R180 - TA1 - Intrinsic Factors
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is the acronym to help remember the Intrinsic Factors that influence the risk of injury?
PRIM
PEEP
PCEE
FITT
Intrinsic Factors are from ________ the body
Inside
Outside
Upside
Downside
Which of the following is an Intrinsic Factor that can influence the risk of injury?
Type of Activity
Equipment
Individual Variables
Coaching and Supervision
Which of the following is an Intrinsic Factor that can influence the risk of injury?
Safety Hazards
Environment
Psychological Factors
Coaching and Supervision
Which of the following is an Intrinsic Factor that can influence the risk of injury?
Safety Hazards
Environment
Type of Activity
Reasons for Aggression
Which of the following is an Intrinsic Factor that can influence the risk of injury?
Mental Strategies
Equipment
Type of Activity
Environment
Single sex competitions is an example of which individual variable?
Gender
Age
Sleep
Nutrition
Not being as strong as an adult is an example of which individual variable?
Previous Injuries
Age
Flexibility
Nutrition
Which 3 are examples of individual variables?
Nutrition
Sleep
Previous Injuries
Weather
Equipment
Which 3 are examples of Psychological Factors?
Poor Posture
Sleep
Motivation
Aggression
Arousal
Not fully committing to a somersault on a trampoline is an example of having a lack of what?
Aggression
Nutrition
Confidence
Anxiety
The intention to cause harm to others is the definition of what?
Aggression
Confidence
Arousal
Motivation
A negative emotional state caused by being nervous is a description of what?
Retaliation
Sleep
Anxiety
Aggression
Select 3 that are reasons for aggression
Retaliation
Performing Enhancing Drugs
Pressure to win
Selective attention
Imagery
What is the name of the most common performance enhancing drug?
Beta Blockers
Anabolic Steroids
Diuretics
Ibuprofen
Becoming aggressive because somebody has harmed you is an example of what?
Motivation
Pressure to win
Stress
Retaliation
Not having enough energy because you haven't eaten or drunk enough is an example of which individual variable
Nutrition/Hydration
Medical conditions
Sleep
Weight
What 3 are examples of Mental strategies?
Mental rehearsal
Imagery
Technique
Previous Injuries
Selective Attention
Being too committed and becoming too physical is an example of what?
Over-arousal
Under-arousal
Lack of Motivation
Over Confidence
Attempting to perform a skill that you are not able to and hurting yourself is an example of what?
Under-arousal
Over-confidence
Stress
Lack of motivation
Mr Moodie going over how to correctly perform a tennis serve, in his head, is an example of what Mental strategy?
Imagery
Mental rehearsal
Selective attention
Mr Moodie imagining a calm place before his race, to reduce stress, is an example of which Mental strategy?
Mental rehearsal
Imagery
Selective Attention
Mr Moodie ignoring the crowd whilst taking a free throw in basketball is an example of which Mental Strategy?
Mental rehearsal
Imagery
Selective Attention
Being unable to move around the badminton court fast enough because of your size is an example of which individual variable?
Weight
Age
Experience
Sleep
When feelings of aggressions are used in a positive way to perform better is the definition of what?
Direct Aggression
Aggression
Channeled Aggression
Over Confidence
