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Following safety rules in physical education is linked not only with injury prevention but also with which aim?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Discipline and responsibility

Safety rules express the governing concepts of disciplined and responsible participation. A student who checks equipment, follows instructions and respects safety procedures protects personal and group health while accepting accountability for actions. Therefore, option A is correct. Recreation may be a result of activity, but language learning and economic profit do not explain why safety rules are followed.

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Safety RulesDisciplineResponsibilityInjury Prevention

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Discipline and responsibility

Why is this the correct answer?

Safety rules express the governing concepts of disciplined and responsible participation. A student who checks equipment, follows instructions and respects safety procedures protects personal and group health while accepting accountability for actions. Therefore, option A is correct. Recreation may be a result of activity, but language learning and economic profit do not explain why safety rules are followed.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 11 Physical Education question. Chapter: Physical Fitness, Wellness and Lifestyle. Topic: Components.

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