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H National Qualications SPECIMEN ONLY SQ36/H/01 Physical Education Date Not applicable Duration 1 hour and 30 minutes Total marks 40 SECTION 1 24 marks Attempt ALL questions. SECTION 2 16 marks Attempt ALL questions. Write your answers clearly in the answer booklet provided. In the answer booklet, you must clearly identify the question number you are attempting. Use blue or black ink. Before leaving the examination room you must give your answer booklet to the Invigilator; if you do not, you may lose all the marks for this paper. *SQ36H01*

SECTION 1 24 marks Attempt ALL questions MARKS 1. (a) Describe two different methods that could be used to collect information about the potential impact of social factors on performance. (b) Select one of the methods described in part (a). Evaluate one benefit and one limitation of using this method to collect information about the potential impact of social factors on performance. 4 4 2. (a) Choose one emotional factor that impacts on performance. Explain one approach to develop this factor. (b) Evaluate one advantage and one disadvantage of applying this approach during a performance. 4 4 3. (a) Explain the purpose of monitoring and evaluating performance. (b) Explain at least two difficulties that might be encountered when monitoring and evaluating the impact of mental factors on performance. 2 6 Page two

SECTION 2 16 marks MARKS Read the scenario below and attempt the question which follows. This is an extract of feedback to a performer. More mistakes were made as the performance went on... Eventually lost focus and gave up... This was not the best performance... Signs of anger and frustration were observed... 4. (a) Analyse reasons why a performer might receive this feedback. In your answer you must refer to the following factors impacting on performance: physical and one other from mental, social or emotional. (b) Explain how this feedback might be used to plan future performance development for the two factors chosen in 1(a). 8 8 [END OF SPECIMEN QUESTION PAPER] Page three

H SQ36/H/01 National Qualications SPECIMEN ONLY Physical Education Marking Instructions These Marking Instructions have been provided to show how SQA would mark this Specimen Question Paper. The information in this publication may be reproduced to support SQA qualifications only on a non-commercial basis. If it is to be used for any other purpose, written permission must be obtained from SQA s Marketing team on permissions@sqa.org.uk. Where the publication includes materials from sources other than SQA (ie secondary copyright), this material should only be reproduced for the purposes of examination or assessment. If it needs to be reproduced for any other purpose it is the user s responsibility to obtain the necessary copyright clearance.

General Marking Principles for Higher Physical Education This information is provided to help you understand the general principles you must apply when marking candidate responses to questions in this Paper. These principles must be read in conjunction with the detailed marking instructions, which identify the key features required in candidate responses. (a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) Marks for each candidate response must always be assigned in line with these General Marking Principles and the Detailed Marking Instructions for this assessment. Marking should always be positive. This means that, for each candidate response, marks are accumulated for the demonstration of relevant skills, knowledge and understanding: they are not deducted from a maximum on the basis of errors or omissions. The term or any other acceptable response is used to allow for the possible variation in candidate responses. Marks should be awarded according to the accuracy and relevance of the evidence provided, whether it is included in the examples given in the specific Marking Instructions or not. Questions that ask candidates to describe require them to provide a statement or structure of characteristics and/or features. It will be more than an outline or than a list. It may refer to for instance a concept, process, experiment, situation, or facts. Questions that ask candidates to explain require them to make points that relate cause and effect and/or make relationships between things clear. This explanation may be the product of a process that includes evaluation and/or analysis. Questions that ask candidates to analyse require them to make points that identify parts, the relationship between them, and their relationships with the whole; draw out and relate implications; analyse data (possibly including calculations and/or a conclusion). Questions that ask candidates to evaluate require them to make points that make a judgement based on criteria; determine the value of something. A development of a point (of description, explanation, evaluation or analysis) will provide further related information and might include exemplification of the point. There may be some degree of flexibility in the way that marks are awarded in a particular question. This is clearly noted in the specific question. Page 2

Marking Instructions for each question SECTION 1 Question Expected response Max mark Specific Marking Instructions for each question 1 a Candidates are expected to describe two different methods that could be used to collect information about the potential impact of social factors on performance. Candidate responses must relate to appropriate characteristics and/or features of the methods for social factors. 1 b Candidates are expected to evaluate one benefit and one limitation of using one of the methods chosen in 1(a) to collect information about the potential impact of social factors on performance. 4 1 mark can be awarded for each relevant point, or development of a point, of description of a method relevant for collecting information about the potential impact of social factors on performance, up to two marks for each method. 0 marks for no explanation of methods. Examples of possible methods include: questionnaire coach feedback interview self-appraisal environmental checklist or any other acceptable response. Examples of points of description that could be used in a response for a questionnaire include: a series of relevant questions; protocols/instructions to follow to complete the questionnaire; recording method (ie paper, digital); involves large number of respondents; or any other acceptable response. 4 1 mark can be awarded for each relevant point, or development of a point, of evaluation of a benefit of the method for collecting information about the potential impact of social factors on performance, up to three marks. 1 mark can be awarded for each relevant point, or development of a point, of evaluation of a limitation of the method for collecting information about the potential impact of social factors on performance, up to three marks. 0 marks for no evidence of a benefit or limitation. Examples of possible points of evaluation for a questionnaire include: validity, reliability of method; benefit of carrying out the method eg sample size; limitation of carrying out the method; time to collect responses; more effective data analysis; ease of data collection; or any other acceptable response. Page 3

Question Expected response Max mark Specific Marking Instructions for each question 2 a Candidates are expected to choose one emotional factor that impacts on performance and explain one approach to develop this factor. Candidate responses must relate to an appropriate approach for the emotional factor. 2 b Candidates are expected to evaluate one advantage and one disadvantage of applying this approach during performance. 3 a Candidates are expected to explain the purpose of monitoring and evaluating performance. 4 1 mark can be awarded for each relevant point, or development of a point, of explanation of an approach to develop emotional factors. 0 marks for no explanation of an approach. Examples of possible emotional factors that impact on performance include: happiness;sadness; anger; fear; trust; surprise; or any other acceptable response. Examples of possible approaches to develop the chosen emotional factor include: self talk 3Rs imagery/visualisation assertiveness techniques or any other acceptable response. 4 1 mark can be awarded for each relevant point, or development of a point, of evaluation of an advantage of applying this approach during performance, up to three marks. 1 mark can be awarded for each relevant point, or development of a point, of evaluation of a disadvantage of applying this approach during performance, up to three marks. 0 marks for no evidence of an advantage or disadvantage. Examples of advantages and disadvantages of applying approaches during performance that could be evaluated include: Advantages better performance; ease of use; fewer rule infringements; or any other acceptable response Disadvantages under or over arousal; over prepared not responding in the moment ; difficult to use in the heat of the moment ; or any other acceptable response. 2 1 mark can be awarded for each relevant point, or development of a point, of explanation of the purpose of monitoring and evaluating performance. 0 marks for no explanation of monitoring or evaluation. Examples of possible points of explanation about the purpose of monitoring and evaluating performance include: obtaining baseline information tracking progress of any approach to develop any factor or any other acceptable response. Page 4

Question Expected response Max mark Specific Marking Instructions for each question 3 b Candidates are expected to explain at least two difficulties that might be encountered when monitoring and evaluating the impact of mental factors on performance. 6 1 mark can be awarded for each relevant point, or development of a point, of explanation of difficulties that might be encountered when monitoring and evaluating the impact of mental factors on performance, up to three marks for each difficulty. 0 marks for no explanation of problems encountered. Examples of difficulties encountered when monitoring and evaluating the impact of mental factors on performance include: It might be difficult to get baseline information, depending on which tool is used because If a questionnaire is used to monitor mental factors and the questions are not understood properly then If a Sports Competition Anxiety Test (SCAT) is used then one difficulty with this might be The difficulty of using a self-profiling sheet to evaluate the impact of mental factors is or any other acceptable response. Page 5

SECTION 2 Question Expected response Max mark Specific Marking Instructions for each question 4 a Candidates are expected to analyse reasons why a performer might receive this feedback. Candidates are expected to refer to both of the following factors: physical and one other from mental, emotional or social. Candidates are expected to refer to one or more of the scenario prompts in their answer. 8 1 mark can be awarded for each point, or development of a point, of analysis about reasons why a performer might receive this feedback. A maximum of six marks can be awarded to a response that refers only to the physical factor impacting on performance. A maximum of four marks can be awarded to a response that refers only to the other factor impacting on performance. 0 marks for no explanation or for an explanation which does not refer to any of the scenario prompts. Examples of reasons for receiving such feedback include: inadequate preparation (mental, physical) inappropriate fitness (physical) lack of concentration (mental) peer pressure (social) poor decision making (emotional) or any other acceptable response. b Candidates are expected to explain how this feedback might be used to plan for future performance development for these two factors (physical plus the factor of choice). 8 1 mark can be awarded for each point, or development of a point, of explanation that shows links between the feedback and future performance development. A maximum of six marks can be awarded to a response that explains the use of this feedback for the physical factor impacting on performance. A maximum of four marks can be awarded to a response that refers only to the other factor impacting on performance. 0 marks for no explanation of the link between feedback and future performance development. Examples of using this feedback to plan future performance development will include, for example, candidates providing details about how it assists with: setting SMART targets selecting specific approaches to develop performance or any other acceptable response. [END OF SPECIMEN MARKING INSTRUCTIONS] Page 6