Across
- 4. Is information obtained from a person’s perception, understanding and interpretation of an event.
- 5. When responses are altered to what others expect them to be.
- 7. This level of the SEM considers both the natural and constructed environment that surrounds the person.
- 9. The change in the behaviour of an individual who is aware they are being assessed
- 11. A subjective measure that records the physical activity levels each day.
- 12. is an observation method to record the physical activity during a PE lesson.
- 13. This level of the SEM incorporates all the personal factors that influence physical activity and sedentary behaviour.
Down
- 1. A list of questions that quickly collect a range of information.
- 2. This level of the SEM considers the family members and peers around the subject.
- 3. is information obtained via measurable or observable means.
- 6. The most accurate method to measure physical activity but also the most impractical.
- 7. Counts a person's steps
- 8. An objective measure that records frequency, time & intensity.
- 10. This level of the SEM includes all recommendations, procedures, regulations and legislation that have the potential to affect physical activity.
