What are connotative identities?
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Associated identities that are attached to an activity without necessarily
having direct connotations
What is negative autonomy?
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to have autonomy from-- connected to external controlling influences,
individuals gain autonomy by removing what does not allow them to make
their own choices
,How has human height changed over the history of our species?
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Since 1800, life expectancy has increased from 45-80+ years old. Human
height has increased dramatically from 5'6 to 5'10 for men and 5'1 to 5'5 for
women (weight has increased as well)
According to Dr. Dyreson, what are the basic characteristics of "meaningful
movement"?
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something that can be voluntary or involuntary, it creates something of
value or worth, and has significance, such as medals, beyond simple
physical vitality and wellness
In "Sports Gene", how many of the people on Earth are likely to have all 23 specific
genes that would make someone a superior distance runner?
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Nobody, the odds are less than one in a quadrillion
What is the definition of sport and exercise psychology?
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, Study of Psychological and mental factors that influence and are
influenced by participation in sport, exercise, and physical activity
What is the difference between dutiful work and meaningful work?
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Dutiful work= exotelic activity with few or no redeeming qualities
meaningful work= an exotelic activity performed primarily for external
objectives that is somewhat enjoyable on its own
What are two key aspects of philosophy as an activity
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1. Set of disciplines to unpack larger meanings about human existence and
experience
2. tools to engage with intangible concepts such as emotions, ideas, values,
motives, and purposes
What are the three aspects of paternalism
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-interference of A over B
-against B's will
-interference by A over B's will that is justified as protective measures
, What does FITT stand for and why does it matter?
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Frequency, Intensity, Type, Time, and it gives guidelines on how to measure
physical activity
What is the definition of Public Health?
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The science and practice of protecting and improving the health of a
community by preventative medicine, health education, control of
communicable diseases, and application of sanitary measures, and
monitoring of environmental hazard
Provide an example of what Professor Bigalke introduced in his section which is a
movement opportunity that engages our imaginations
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gaminification/ riding exercise bike in gym, we have less need to move
Under which area of philosophy does utilitarianism fall?
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Associated identities that are attached to an activity without necessarily
having direct connotations
What is negative autonomy?
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to have autonomy from-- connected to external controlling influences,
individuals gain autonomy by removing what does not allow them to make
their own choices
,How has human height changed over the history of our species?
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Since 1800, life expectancy has increased from 45-80+ years old. Human
height has increased dramatically from 5'6 to 5'10 for men and 5'1 to 5'5 for
women (weight has increased as well)
According to Dr. Dyreson, what are the basic characteristics of "meaningful
movement"?
Give this one a try later!
something that can be voluntary or involuntary, it creates something of
value or worth, and has significance, such as medals, beyond simple
physical vitality and wellness
In "Sports Gene", how many of the people on Earth are likely to have all 23 specific
genes that would make someone a superior distance runner?
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Nobody, the odds are less than one in a quadrillion
What is the definition of sport and exercise psychology?
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, Study of Psychological and mental factors that influence and are
influenced by participation in sport, exercise, and physical activity
What is the difference between dutiful work and meaningful work?
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Dutiful work= exotelic activity with few or no redeeming qualities
meaningful work= an exotelic activity performed primarily for external
objectives that is somewhat enjoyable on its own
What are two key aspects of philosophy as an activity
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1. Set of disciplines to unpack larger meanings about human existence and
experience
2. tools to engage with intangible concepts such as emotions, ideas, values,
motives, and purposes
What are the three aspects of paternalism
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-interference of A over B
-against B's will
-interference by A over B's will that is justified as protective measures
, What does FITT stand for and why does it matter?
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Frequency, Intensity, Type, Time, and it gives guidelines on how to measure
physical activity
What is the definition of Public Health?
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The science and practice of protecting and improving the health of a
community by preventative medicine, health education, control of
communicable diseases, and application of sanitary measures, and
monitoring of environmental hazard
Provide an example of what Professor Bigalke introduced in his section which is a
movement opportunity that engages our imaginations
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gaminification/ riding exercise bike in gym, we have less need to move
Under which area of philosophy does utilitarianism fall?
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