Depictions and Responses
Factors Affecting Access
Technology
Risk
Terms and Definitions
100
The way in which something is represented
What is portrayal?
100
SES, Cultural, Gender*, Age, Phyiscal Ability
What are the factors affecting access to outdoor experiences?
100
Comfort, Safety, Increased Performance, Better access, Easier Participation
What is the influence/affects/purpose of changing technology?
100
the uppermost limit of risk in a particular situation or activity, assuming safety has not been considered
What is Absolute Risk?
100
the state of being on the male–female continuum, but also often used with reference to social and cultural differences
What is the Gender?
200
A place for humans to participate in recreational activities,
What is the definition of the outdoor environment as a gymnasium
200
Driving restrictions, cost, time, distance
What are the factors limiting people under the age of 18 in Victoria?
200
A greater number of people will put stress on specific environments
What is the impact of advancements in technology on OE?
200
People, Equipment, Enviromental
What are the 3 main categories of risk?
200
the ongoing capacity of Earth to maintain all life
What is sustainability?
300
traditional forms of mass media, as television, film, radio, magazines and newspapers
What is mainstream media?
300
Surf lessons, own a new surfboard and a custom-built wetsuit.
What can someone with a high SES afford?
300
Lightweight tents, foam surfboard, wet suits
What are some technologies we used this year/on the surf coast?
300
The perfect balance of difficulty and skill
What is the Peak adventure?
300
the potential to lose something that you value measured against the possibility of gaining something you value
What is Risk
400
• the mainstream media
• social media
• music
• art
• writing
• advertising.
What are the sources/types/forms of information( that influences the depictions of experiencing outdoor environments?
400
Two factors interact with each other.
What is Age and Physical Ability?
400
Technological advancement has also been associated with the loss of self-reliance among contemporary outdoor adventurers.
What is a negative affect of technological adavanments?
What is de-skilling
400
confidence in the activity or environment, familiarity with equipment, experience levels of group members, emotional state, awareness of limitations and fear of the unknown.
What are the factors that affect Percieved Risk?
What is Percieved Risk?
400
patterns of thinking, feeling and acting that stem from the social context of one’s life experience, such as ethnicity, race, socioeconomic status, gender, language, religion, sexual orientation and geographical area
What is Cultural Background?
500
To celebrate nature and the outdoors.
To sell a place or an experience.
To inform.
To understand and develop our knowledge
To scare
What are the REASONS FOR DEPICTIONS OF EXPERIENCING OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENTS
500
• travel distance and remoteness of location
• time required to plan, prepare and participate• costs associated with travel, equipment, preparation, permits, food, supplies, staff and taking time off work
• scale or size of the group
• fitness, training and experience or qualifications required
• motivation
What are ACCESSIBILITY FACTORS?
500
• Separation from outdoor environments
• Removal from outdoor environments
• Outdoor environments are uncomfortable
What is the perception of Alienation due to technology advancements?
500
the risk that actually exists for a particular situation or activity, given that safety has been considered and controls put in place.
What is real risk?
500
the ability of someone to be able to deal with the situation they are in, which comes from the skills and experience that they have
What is Competence