Intrinsic factors Quiz part 1

What are the different intrinsic factors that can lead to a sports injury?

• Weather conditions

• Equipment quality

• Intrinsic factors

• Training methods

How can different intrinsic factors influence the risk and severity of injury?

• By changing the weather

• By affecting the athlete's physical condition

• By improving equipment quality

• By altering the playing field

How can some individual variables influence other individual variables?

• By changing the rules of the game

• By affecting the athlete's performance and health

• By modifying the training schedule

• By altering the type of sport played

What are intrinsic factors in the context of sports injuries?

• Factors that come from outside the body

• Factors that come from inside the body

• Factors that are related to equipment

• Factors that are related to the environment

Which of the following is NOT an intrinsic factor?

• Individual variables

• Psychological factors

• Aggression

• Weather conditions

Which of the following is considered an intrinsic factor?

• Equipment failure

• Psychological factors

• Poor playing surface

• Opponent's actions

Intrinsic factors include all of the following EXCEPT:

• Individual variables

• Mental strategies

• Aggression

• Coaching techniques

What is one example of a difference in skill sets between genders mentioned in the document?

• Men tend to be more flexible

• Women tend to be stronger

• Men tend to be stronger

• Women tend to be less flexible

Why should performers avoid attempting skills more suited to the other gender?

• To improve their performance

• To avoid injury

• To increase flexibility

• To become stronger

Which of the following statements is true regarding age and sports injuries?

• Children are stronger than adults.

• Adults are stronger than children.

• Age does not affect the chance of injury.

• Performers of all ages compete together to reduce the chance of injury.