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GCSE Physical Education · key term
Feelings of annoyance or anger when progress towards a goal is blocked, such as when a player performs poorly or their team is losing.
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Paper 2
Revise: Violence in sportPlayers may become frustrated when they make repeated mistakes, lose a match or feel unable to perform as expected. That frustration can turn into anger, which may be directed at an opponent or official rather than controlled.
Link each reason to how it could lead to violence: frustration at losing may cause a player to lash out at an opponent.
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