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In Class 11 Physical Education, students explore how self-regulation and emotional control influence participation, performance, and well-being. They learn to recognise emotions, manage stress and anxiety, maintain attention, control impulsive reactions, and respond constructively to success, failure, pressure, and competition. The topic connects emotional awareness with discipline, goal setting, positive thinking, relaxation, and healthy behaviour, helping students develop balanced responses in physical activities and everyday situations.
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Medium · Level 1 · self-regulation,self-control,personality development,class 11,Self Regulation and Emotional Control,Introduction to Physical Education,Physical Education,Class 11 MCQView options
Complete dependence on others
Controlling emotions, effort, and behaviour oneself
Only wearing a uniform
Only memorising rules
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Self-regulation in the aims of physical education is most related to what?
Correct answer: B
Self-regulation is the ability to monitor and guide one’s own emotions, effort, decisions, and behaviour toward a responsible goal. In physical education, it appears when a learner controls anger after a foul, maintains effort during difficult practice, follows safety instructions without constant supervision, and adjusts behaviour after reflection. Option B correctly includes these internal controls. Option A describes dependence rather than independence. Option C is a routine requirement and says nothing about managing conduct or emotions. Option D may show knowledge, but memorising rules alone is not self-regulation unless the learner applies them consistently and responsibly during activity.
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