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KNH 188 Questions and Correct Answers/
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Kinesiology
Ans: study of human movement
Exercise Physiology
Ans: study of the changes in cell and organ functions due to
muscular activity
Clinical Exercise Physiology
Ans: uses physical activity and exercise to prevent or delay the
onset of chronic disease in healthy individuals
Biomechanics
Ans: The science concerned with the internal and external
forces acting on the human body and the effects produced by
these forces. (injury prevention)
biomechanics involves what types of movement
Ans: torque, tension, extension and flexion
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motor behavior
Ans: Study of how humans move, including control, acquisition
of skills, and change throughout the lifespan
three subdisciplines of motor behavior
Ans: motor control, motor learning, motor development
motor control
Ans: motor performance at any given time
motor learning
Ans: Integration of motor control processes through practice
and experience, leading to a relatively permanent change in the
capacity to produce skilled movements.
motor development
Ans: changes in performance over time, with growth and
development factors
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sports psychology
Ans: the study of psychological factors in sports and exercise
techniques of sports psychology
Ans: Guided imagery Visualization
Goal-setting
Changing negative self-talk to positive self-talk Affirmations
Routine creation Breathing and meditation exercise
sport history
Ans: critical examination of the past, with a focus on events,
people, and trends that influenced the development and
direction of the field
subdisciplines of Kinesiology
Ans: Biomechanics, Motor Behavior, Sport Psychology,
Exercise Physiology, History of Sport
what makes a source reliable
Ans: trustworthiness and accuracy
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lateral reading
Ans: A method of determining credibility of online information
in which you open multiple tabs to search for other information
to validate the site's claims.
peer review
Ans: A process by which the procedures and results of an
experiment are evaluated by other scientists who are in the
same field or who are conducting similar research.
Types of peer review
Ans: single blind, double blind, open peer, transparent peer
Single-blind review
Ans: reviewer knows author, author does not know reviewer
Double-blind review
Ans: neither author or reviewer know the names of each other
open peer review
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KNH 188 Questions and Correct Answers/
Latest Update / Already Graded
Kinesiology
Ans: study of human movement
Exercise Physiology
Ans: study of the changes in cell and organ functions due to
muscular activity
Clinical Exercise Physiology
Ans: uses physical activity and exercise to prevent or delay the
onset of chronic disease in healthy individuals
Biomechanics
Ans: The science concerned with the internal and external
forces acting on the human body and the effects produced by
these forces. (injury prevention)
biomechanics involves what types of movement
Ans: torque, tension, extension and flexion
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motor behavior
Ans: Study of how humans move, including control, acquisition
of skills, and change throughout the lifespan
three subdisciplines of motor behavior
Ans: motor control, motor learning, motor development
motor control
Ans: motor performance at any given time
motor learning
Ans: Integration of motor control processes through practice
and experience, leading to a relatively permanent change in the
capacity to produce skilled movements.
motor development
Ans: changes in performance over time, with growth and
development factors
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
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sports psychology
Ans: the study of psychological factors in sports and exercise
techniques of sports psychology
Ans: Guided imagery Visualization
Goal-setting
Changing negative self-talk to positive self-talk Affirmations
Routine creation Breathing and meditation exercise
sport history
Ans: critical examination of the past, with a focus on events,
people, and trends that influenced the development and
direction of the field
subdisciplines of Kinesiology
Ans: Biomechanics, Motor Behavior, Sport Psychology,
Exercise Physiology, History of Sport
what makes a source reliable
Ans: trustworthiness and accuracy
All rights reserved © 2025/ 2026 |
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lateral reading
Ans: A method of determining credibility of online information
in which you open multiple tabs to search for other information
to validate the site's claims.
peer review
Ans: A process by which the procedures and results of an
experiment are evaluated by other scientists who are in the
same field or who are conducting similar research.
Types of peer review
Ans: single blind, double blind, open peer, transparent peer
Single-blind review
Ans: reviewer knows author, author does not know reviewer
Double-blind review
Ans: neither author or reviewer know the names of each other
open peer review
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