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OCR A Level PE Revision Questions with Answers - Violence

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Questions and answers for the Contemporary Issues in Sport module. Hope you find these useful.

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4 Give two reasons why crowds of spectators are sometimes violent at sports
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5 Describe two social implications of violence in sport.
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6 Give two strategies which could be used to prevent player violence in
sport. .......................................................................................................................................................... .............
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4 Two marks from:
1. Frustration- Frustration with result / performance of team / official’s decisions / opposing fans’ behaviour /
release catharsis
2. Ritual Hooliganism / tradition
3. Importance- Importance of event / derby matches / rivalries /media hype /religion
4. Alcohol /social drugs
5. Imitation- Imitation of violence on field / nature of the sport.
6. Deindividuation Loss of self-awareness or sense of being an individual when part of a group / going along
with the group

5 Two marks from:
 sports performers are high profile/role models so violence in elite sport may be copied
 violence in sport can put parents off letting their children participate.
 violent behaviour by performers can lead to violence amongst spectators.
 sport reflects on society, so if there is violence in sport it is because that is what some people ‘want’/because
society is violent/has violence
 the importance placed upon sport may create the pressure which leads to the violence
 violence in sport may be a result of other frustration/could indicate other social issues or individual problems

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1. Punishment Sanctions for violent players/ citing after the game
2. Player / coach / official education Teach importance of role modelling / responsibility
3. Emotional control Teach anger management
4. Emphasis on fair play Fair play rewards in tournaments etc.
5. Coaching ethos Coach assertion rather than aggression. Make it clear no place for aggression.
6. Assistance for official’s Training /technology to identify conflict

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