KPER 1200 TEST #1
What are the 4 reasons to study physical activity? - ✔✔1) because humans have
evolved to be physically active
2) because our environment no longer fulfills our needs for physical activity
3) because
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KPER 1200 TEST #1
What are the 4 reasons to study physical activity? - ✔✔1) because humans have
evolved to be physically active
2) because our environment no longer fulfills our needs for physical activity
3) because the leading causes of death and disease is due to our Physical activity's
level
4) because more than just our health is impacted by physical activity
What is the epidemiological transition? - ✔✔documents what causes death in each
stage of the Demographic transition
4 stages of epidemiologic transition - ✔✔Stage 1: Pestilence and Famine
Stage 2: Receding Pandemics
Stage 3: Degenerative and man- made Diseases
Stage 4: Delayed Degenerative Diseases
STAGE 1: Pestilence and Famine - ✔✔- large mortality rate and low life expectancy
- infectious disease and famine
STAGE 2: Receding Pandemics - ✔✔- improvements in public health and sanitization
which led to a decrease in infectious disease
STAGE 3: Degenerative and Man-Made Diseases - ✔✔- life expectancy increased, but
diseases of lifestyle (cancer, cardiovascular disease) increased
STAGE 4: Degenerative Disease - ✔✔- diseases of lifestyle still prevalent but treatment
improves
Physical Activity (Definition) - ✔✔Any bodily movement produced by the contraction of
skeletal muscles that results in a increase in metabolic rate over resting energy
expenditure
Physical Fitness (Definition) - ✔✔An individual having necessary characteristics to
perform a given task
Two Types of Physical Fitness - ✔✔Performance related and Health related
Early Conceptualizations of Health - ✔✔idea of holistic health, homeostasis
Early Western Culture (Biomedical Model) - ✔✔focused on the ill and physical , rather
than increasing overall health
1900's inclusion of mental health
World Health Organization (WHO) - ✔✔a sate of complete, physical, mental, social well
being and not merely the absence of disease
1st holistic definition of health
Wellness (Definition) - ✔✔holistic concept of describing a state of positive health in the
individual comprising physical, social, and psychological well-being
Do you think there is a difference between heath and well-ness? - ✔✔
Pro's of Self Report Measures - ✔✔- provides lots of info
- cost effective
- easy to use
Con's of Self Report Measures - ✔✔- people over estimate
- memory recall related problems
Self Report Method #1: Psychophysical Rating Scales - ✔✔- measure the subjects
percieved "effort sense"
Self Report Method #2: Records/Logs - ✔✔participants record activities and time spent
dong them and each activity is assigned a value
Self Report Method #2: Records/Logs (PROS) - ✔✔good for providing a semi detailed
record of activities undertaking
Self Report Method #2: Records/Logs (CONS) - ✔✔- cumbersome
- prone to bias
- reactive (may exercise more because they are being tracked fro behavior)
Self Report Method #3: Questionnaires (PROS) - ✔✔- easy to distribute and administer
- allows researchers to collect data from large amount of participants
- method of choice for large studies
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