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Ergogenic aid - (ANSWER)Substances and phenomena that enhance athletic performance



What are some suggested ergogenic aids? - (ANSWER)Human growth hormone, Blood doping, Platelet
rich plasma, Hypnosis, Cupping



What are the categories of ergogenic aids? - (ANSWER)Drugs, nutrition, equipment, and psychology



What are whole body cryosuana? - (ANSWER)Basically this cold sauna that athletes use



What is the purpose of the whole body cryosauna? - (ANSWER)To perform faster or recover faster



What are the four considerations with ergogenic aids? - (ANSWER)Safe, Legal, Ethical, Effective



Describe Costello 2012 study on cryosauna? - (ANSWER)Looked at cryosauna and maximal voluntary
isometric contraction and peak power output



36 people randomized to -166 or +59 F



Conclusion: Whole body cryotherapy did not effect maximal voluntary isometric contraction or peak
power output



Describe the Summers 2014 study.? - (ANSWER)Conclusion from 8 studies: The current evidence for the
efficacy of WBC on exercise recovery is unclear



Describe the Costello 2016 study? - (ANSWER)Conclusion from 4 best studies: The evidence does not
support the hypothesis that WBC reduces soreness or improve subjective recovery.



Which two US olympic athletes used the cryosauna therapy? - (ANSWER)Mo Farah and Galen Rupp

,KINS 4400 TEST 1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS.




Which athlete used cupping in the US olympics? - (ANSWER)Michael Phelps



What are the NON-SCIENTIFIC ways of knowing effectiveness? - (ANSWER)Non-Scientific Ways of
Effectiveness / Types of Evidence



1. Intuition

2. Personal experience

3. Testimonial

4. Group majority opinion/behavior

5. Opinion of experts



What is intuition? - (ANSWER)Gut feeling



Whos is Egas Moniz? - (ANSWER)He is the one who developed lobotomy to treat schizophrenia. He
claimed it worked. Won the 1949 Nobel Prize for it.



Only 9 individuals in his study.



Described the Lerner 2005 study? - (ANSWER)Looked at lobotomy and discovered that it does not treat
anything and is actually harmful.



What does Egas Moniz and lobotomy have to do with the ways of knowing effectiveness? - (ANSWER)It
is an example of the non-scientific way of knowing effectiveness, specifically opinions of experts. He was
a neurologist and people believed his claims were true since he was an expert.



What is an example of testimonial? - (ANSWER)Tom Brady stating that the chiropractor keeps him one
step ahead of the game



What did the Minors 2010 study show? - (ANSWER)Conclusion based on evidence: There is insufficient
evidence that chiropractor treatment improves sport performance

, KINS 4400 TEST 1 QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS.




What are the SCIENTIFIC ways of knowing effectiveness? - (ANSWER)1. Describe

2. Predict

3. Explain

4. Accumulate the evidence



Explain "Describe" in terms of the ways of knowing effectiveness? - (ANSWER)Describe - Observed case
or group - stimulates thinking



Careful observations



Explain "Predict" in terms of the ways of knowing effectiveness? - (ANSWER)Predict - Correlational
studies - Yields an estimate of the magnitude of the association, quantified by effect size r



Explain "Explain" in terms of the ways of knowing effectiveness? - (ANSWER)Explain - Experiments - Can
rule out alternative explanations for correlations and yields estimates of the magnitude an effect,
quantified by a family of effect sizes including delta



Explain "Accumulate the evidence" in terms of ways of knowing effectiveness? - (ANSWER)Accumulate
the evidence - Narrative reviews by experts and quantitative reviews that systematically summarizes all
the effect sizes



What is an example of descriptive research in sport psychology? - (ANSWER)Studying the flow in sports



What did the Anderson 2014 study look at?W - (ANSWER)They investigated the optimal psychological
state for peak performance in Australian elite athletes



What do elite athletes say about the psychological states that contribute to peak performance? -
(ANSWER)Self-regulation, emotion control, hyper-focus, and single-minded immersion are useful

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