How is the concept of self-discipline different from external control in physical education?
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Correct answer: In it, the student follows rules and regular practice by self
The governing concept is internal regulation of behaviour. Self-discipline means that a learner accepts goals, follows rules and maintains regular practice because of personal responsibility, even when direct supervision or punishment is absent. Therefore, option A is correct. External control depends more on instructions, monitoring or sanctions. Options B, C and D are wrong because self-discipline is not punishment-only, still requires practice, and does not eliminate the teacher’s guidance or supportive role.
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In it, the student follows rules and regular practice by self
Why is this the correct answer?
The governing concept is internal regulation of behaviour. Self-discipline means that a learner accepts goals, follows rules and maintains regular practice because of personal responsibility, even when direct supervision or punishment is absent. Therefore, option A is correct. External control depends more on instructions, monitoring or sanctions. Options B, C and D are wrong because self-discipline is not punishment-only, still requires practice, and does not eliminate the teacher’s guidance or supportive role.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 11 Physical Education question. Chapter: Physical Fitness, Health, and Wellness. Topic: Traditional Practices.
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