Nature

Which of the following is an example of an unnatural environment?

What is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation?

What are the social benefits of outdoor activities?

What is the definition of 'nature' in the context of this text?

Which of the following is an example of an artificial environment?

Which of the following is NOT a type of motivation for outdoor experiences according to the text?

Which of the following is NOT a risk related to people involved in recreational activities?

What are examples of hazards during orienteering mentioned in the text?

What is the focus of the program mentioned in the text?

Which of the following is a personal response to outdoor experiences defined in the text?

What is the motive for media portrayal of outdoor environments according to the text?

Which of the following factors can affect a person's response to the outdoors according to the text?

Understanding Risk and Positive Risk Taking in Recreational Activities

Risk is defined as the potential to lose something valuable measured against the possibility of gaining something valuable.
Positive risk taking can lead to personal growth, challenge, and leadership development.
Risks related to people involved include skill level, knowledge, fitness, emotional state, physical condition, and experience.
Risks related to equipment include having or not having appropriate equipment and equipment failure.
Risks related to the environment include weather, terrain, remoteness, flora and fauna, and access to shelter.
The program focuses on identifying both positive and negative risk taking in recreational activities, using examples of paintball and orienteering.
Conflict resolution helps develop trust, leadership qualities, and good judgment.
Negative risk taking examples include gang-related activities, violence, crime, and drugs.
Taking no risk at all is the greatest risk to our health and development.
Personal responsibility during paintball includes using safety gear, following rules, knowing limitations, and reporting unsafe situations.
Hazards during orienteering include tripping, getting lost, weather, falling branches, snakes, and spiders.
Risks during recreational activities can be avoided by checking safety gear, having the necessary skills and understanding, asking questions, setting goals, and listening to instructors.

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