What is an easier way to parse this XML without so many if's

This tends to confuse me so Ill try and explain it as simple as possible. I have a list of questions that (currently in an XML file but maybe it should be in a DB?) and these questions get displayed to the user depending on conditions. For instance if a coach is a head coach the user will see a managerial question, but if hes an assistant he wont see one. Also if a coach is coaching at a school the user will see an academic question, but the user wont see one if the coach is a travel coach. I think you get the idea. My question is, is there a better way to determine which questions get displayed other than these complicated if statements? Or is there a way to make my code more concise and readable?
Here is my PHP code:

	$xml = simplexml_load_file('surveys.xml');
	foreach($xml->question as $question)
		{
			if($question['name'] == 'personality' || $question['name'] == 'coachingskills')
			{
				echo "<tr><td colspan='11' class='question'>".$question->text."</td></tr>";
				ratings($question['name']);
				
			}
			
			if($question['name']=='school'){
				if(($coachtype!="private") && ($coachtype != "private") ){
				echo "<tr><td colspan='11' class='question'>".$question->text."</td></tr>";
				ratings($question['name']);
				}
			
			}
			
			if($question['name']=='head')
			{
				if($position=='head')
				{
					echo "<tr><td colspan='11' class='question'>".$question->text."</td></tr>";
					ratings($question['name']);
					
				}
				
				
			}
			
			if($survey=='athlete')
			{
				if($question['name']=='myathletic'){	
				echo "<tr><td colspan='11' class='question' >".$question->text."</td></tr>";
				ratings($question['name']);
				}
				
				if(($question['name']=='myacademic')){	
				if( ($coachtype!='private') &&  ($coachtype!='travel')){
					
				echo "<tr><td colspan='11' class='question' >".$question->text."</td></tr>";
				foreach($question->option as $option)
				{
					options($question['name'],$option);	
				}
				}
				}
				
				if(($coachtype!='private') && ($coachtype!='travel')){
				if($question['name']=='academicvsperformance'){	
				echo "<tr><td colspan='11' class='question'>".$question->text."</td></tr>";
					foreach($question->option as $option)
				{
					options($question['name'],$option);	
				}
				}
				}
				
				
				
			}
			
			if($question['name'] == 'personalityislike')
			{
				echo "<tr><td colspan='11' class='question' >".$question->text."</td></tr>";
				foreach($question->option as $option)
				{
					
					options($question['name'],$option);	
				}
				
			}
			
			
			if(($question['name'] == 'attendcollege') && ($coachtype=='college'))
			{
				if($survey=='athlete'){
				echo "<tr><td colspan='11' class='question'>".$question->text."</td></tr>";
				foreach($question->option as $option)
				{
					options($question['name'],$option);	
				}
				}
				
			}
			
			
			
			
			
		}//foreach loops through all questions

Code (markup):

And here is my XML file (still not that good w/ XML):

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<questions>
		<question name="personality">
			<text>I am satisfied with the coachs personality:</text>
		</question>
		<question name="coachingskills">
			<text>I am satisfied with the coachs coaching skills:</text>
		</question>

		<question name="school">
			<text>I am satisfied with the coachs emphasis on academics:</text>
		</question>
			
		<question name="head">
			<text>I am satisfied with the coachs managerial skills:</text>
		</question>
		
		<question name="myathletic">
			<text>I am satisfied with my athletic performance:</text>
			
		</question>
		
		<question name="myacademic">
			<text>I am satisfied with my academic performance:</text>
			<option>True</option>
			<option>False</option>
		</question>
			
		<question name="personalityislike">
			<text>My coachs personality is most like:</text>
			<option>Director</option>
			<option>Teacher</option>
			<option>Supporter</option>
			<option>Supervisor</option>
		</question>
		
		<question name="academicvsperformance">
			<text>I am more concerned with my academics, than with my athletic perfomance:</text>
			<option>True</option>
			<option>False</option>
		</question>
		
		<question name="attendcollege">
			<text>The surveyors purpose in attending college:</text>
			<option>Enjoying the experiences</option>
			<option>Building future relationships</option>
			<option>Acquiring knowlege</option>
			<option>Excelling in athletics</option>
		</question>

	

</questions>

Code (markup):

 

To be honest, I'm more of a database person... and judging by your needs, I would choose that option too.

 

How would you go about setting this up with in a database? What would be the best way to structure it?

 

pop it into a usable format like this array or struct: http://www.phpbuilder.com/manual/en/function.xml-parse-into-struct.php