HSCO 508 EXAM 1 LIBERTY UNIVERSITY
ACTUAL PAPER VERIFIED RESPONSES
PERFORMANCE RATED 90 FROM 100 2026
◉ An interdisciplinary team (IDT) is a balance of both siloed and shared
responsibilities. Which of the following is an example of an independent
responsibility?. Answer: a physical therapist manipulating an athlete's
hip joint
◉ Within the modern high-performance unit (HPU), the sport coach is
responsible for. Answer: establishing the technical and tactical vision
that forms the basis for how athletes will play the game
◉ The primary responsibility of a sport scientist is. Answer: to connect
the interdisciplinary team (IDT) to the right information at the right time
so they can make better decisions
◉ The technology that acts as the sport science hub for most sport
organizations is. Answer: the athlete management system (AMS)
◉ The three components of an interdisciplinary team's (IDT) work
environment that should be considered are. Answer: people, process, and
place
, ◉ The decision-making process of an interdisciplinary team (IDT)
should rely primarily on. Answer: objective, data-driven insights
◉ What is the correct order of the steps in assessing the flow of high-
quality information?. Answer: measure, analyze, visualize, and interpret
◉ The high-performance unit (HPU) comprises. Answer: strength and
conditioning professionals, physical therapists, nutritionists, and other
specialists who support performance off the field
◉ The ability of a sport scientist to effectively calibrate messages to the
intended IDT member is rooted in. Answer: high emotional intelligence
◉ Athlete monitoring allows practitioners to better understand the
complex relationships between. Answer: training, injury, illness, and
performance outcomes
◉ Choose the correct order of events concerning biological adaptation..
Answer: disruption of homeostasis, transient performance reduction,
supercompensation
◉ A condition where an athlete has no impairment of physical
performance, no mental fatigue, and no excessive psychological distress
is sometimes referred to as. Answer: readiness
ACTUAL PAPER VERIFIED RESPONSES
PERFORMANCE RATED 90 FROM 100 2026
◉ An interdisciplinary team (IDT) is a balance of both siloed and shared
responsibilities. Which of the following is an example of an independent
responsibility?. Answer: a physical therapist manipulating an athlete's
hip joint
◉ Within the modern high-performance unit (HPU), the sport coach is
responsible for. Answer: establishing the technical and tactical vision
that forms the basis for how athletes will play the game
◉ The primary responsibility of a sport scientist is. Answer: to connect
the interdisciplinary team (IDT) to the right information at the right time
so they can make better decisions
◉ The technology that acts as the sport science hub for most sport
organizations is. Answer: the athlete management system (AMS)
◉ The three components of an interdisciplinary team's (IDT) work
environment that should be considered are. Answer: people, process, and
place
, ◉ The decision-making process of an interdisciplinary team (IDT)
should rely primarily on. Answer: objective, data-driven insights
◉ What is the correct order of the steps in assessing the flow of high-
quality information?. Answer: measure, analyze, visualize, and interpret
◉ The high-performance unit (HPU) comprises. Answer: strength and
conditioning professionals, physical therapists, nutritionists, and other
specialists who support performance off the field
◉ The ability of a sport scientist to effectively calibrate messages to the
intended IDT member is rooted in. Answer: high emotional intelligence
◉ Athlete monitoring allows practitioners to better understand the
complex relationships between. Answer: training, injury, illness, and
performance outcomes
◉ Choose the correct order of events concerning biological adaptation..
Answer: disruption of homeostasis, transient performance reduction,
supercompensation
◉ A condition where an athlete has no impairment of physical
performance, no mental fatigue, and no excessive psychological distress
is sometimes referred to as. Answer: readiness
