Direct & Indirect Aggression In Relation To Sport Simplified Revision Notes for GCSE Edexcel Physical Education

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Direct & Indirect Aggression In Relation To Sport

Aggression

👉 Direct Aggression	👇 Indirect Aggression
Involves physical contact to cause physical harm • Normally outside the rules of the sport • Players do it in the hope they do not get caught	• Doesn't involve physical contact • Could be a nasty remark • Could be an act against an object to gain an advantage • The intended harm is usually mental rather than physical to put them off their game

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A player who has enough money and has won all the major trophies (overuse of extrinsic motivation) can reduce their intrinsic motivation

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