2025 Foundations of Kinesiology 2

Which of the following is defined as the state of bodily energy or physical and mental readiness?

Kinesiology focuses on

Physical activity always involves movement.

What type of philosophical reasoning looks at one example and tries to describe all the essential qualities?

Which of the following is concerned with the neural, physical, and behavioral aspects of movement

Experiential knowledge is knowledge we derive from performing PA and watching others perform PA.

Which of these motor behavior themes examine time b/t same skill/series of skills or how often they are performed

Which of the following are domains of the physical activity experience?

Exercise participants are less motivated and have less confidence than non-participants.

We can define sport in general terms as

Which of the following statements about Sport Ethics is NOT correct?

Which of the following best defines exercise?

Which of these motor behavior themes examines the carryover from one practice to the next

Motor behavior includes three main areas of study. Which is NOT one of the main areas of study within motor behavior?

Physical activity promotes all of the following values, except:

Movement is best defined as

The philosophy of physical activity examines all of the following issues, except:

Choose two statements that are true about biomechanic forces

One of the goals within the Sociology of Physical Activity is

Which of the following is concerned with the developmental view of motor learning and motor control across a life span

Performance can improve if we understand how to manipulate how motion is controlled.

____________ is a key component of philosophy. This process helps to better understand our daily experiences.

All movement is physical activity.

One of the overall goals in studying the History of physical activity is to

Which of the following examines how mechanical physics and engineering affect and shape structure and function in humans

All exercise is physical activity, but not all physical activity is exercise.

The passage of this Education Amendment helped to create more opportunities for women and girls to participate in sport

What type of philosophical reasoning starts with general principles to examine specifics?

What are the ABCs of sport psychology?

Involving the study of physical activity and its impact on health, society, and quality of life, defines what?

All of the following are goals within Sport/Exercise Psychology, except:

Choose two types of motivation

The goal of philosophy in physical activity (PA) is to

Which of the following is NOT considered a sphere of physical activity?

Which of the following is concerned with the acquisition of skilled movements as a result of practice

Our decisions concerning the pursuit of a physical activity are largely determined by

Which form of reasoning starts with specific cases in order to develop broad, general principles?

What is true about mindfulness in sport and exercise?

Our class defines Physical Activity as movement of the body to promote increased energy consumption.

Sociologists might examine which of the following?

What distinguishes motor learning from motor control?

Individual reactions to events and feelings associated with physical activity are part of our subjective experiences.

Sports participants tend to have more positive self-perceptions and coping strategies than non-participants.

Which of the following is most essential to a leisure experience?

As Kinesiologists, we must determine underlying causes to work through social inequalities.

Which of the following would try to and the question: "What really matters in kinesiology"

Sport historians would be most interested in which source of information?

Moral Values relate to our character and how we should behave.

What do sport psychology and exercise psychology (disciplines of kinesiology) focus on?

Experience necessary to produce changes in a skill is ________, and the relatively permanent changes are ________.