Final Kinesiology Exam

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Reliability

The consistency or repeatability of test scores, data, or observations. A test is reliable if measurements are the same each time the test is administered to the same individuals (consistency)

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Validity

A trait that is possessed by the instrument or test being used. The extent to which a test measures what it proposes to measure. (accuracy)

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Personality

Pattern of characteristic thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that distinguish one person from another and persist over time and situations.

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Personality Traits

Psychological characteristics of the athlete which remain relatively stable over time

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Personality State(s)

“right now kinds of feelings” which are situation-specific

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Arousal

-physiological state of readiness and physiological activation

-involves the autonomic nervous system

-body’s way of preparing your for “fight or flight”

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Anxiety

-tension and worry that results from distress

-a negatively charged with emotional state characterized by discomfort and nervousness

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Motivation

-determines the reasons for an athlete’s behavior

-the direction, energy, and intensity of behavior

-it is synonymous with inspiration, enthusiasm, or the will to win

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Rivalry

desire to beat the opponent

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Audience Effects

a situation involving the mere presence of other individuals in the same room

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Coaction Effects

Other people are present, but preforming the same task.

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What are the six purposes of Training and Evaluation?

  1. Placement

  2. Diagnosis

  3. Prediction

  4. Motivation

  5. Achievement

  6. Program Evaluation

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Reliability and Validity

In order to be deemed valid, a test must be reliable and relevant, and measure what it purports(claims) to measure.

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Fitness Test to Measure Aerobic Capacity

  1. 12-minute Run-Walk Test

  2. 1-Mile Run or Walk Test

  3. 2400-Meter Endurance run

  4. YMCA 3-Minute Step Test

  5. Queens College Step Test

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Aerobic capacity

also known as VO2 max, is your body's maximum ability to use oxygen during intense exercise

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Measuring Aerobic Capacity

-Aerobic capacity is a reflection of an individual’s cardiorespiratory endurance

-Aerobic capacity can be measured with the use of either laboratory or field tests

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Fitness Test to Measure Body Composition

  1. YMCA Skinfold Test

  2. Circumference (Girth) Measurements

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Fitness Test to Measure Muscular Strength

  1. Grip Dynamometer

  2. One- Repetition Maximum

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Fitness Tests to Measure Muscular Power

  1. Standing Long Jump

  2. Vertical Jump

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Fitness Test to Measure Muscular Endurance

  1. YMCA 1-Minute Sit-Up Test

  2. Pull-Ups or Flexed Arm Hang

  3. Push-Ups Test

  4. Continuous Burpees Test

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Fitness Test to Measure Flexibility

  1. Sit-and-Reach Test

  2. Bridge-Up Test

  3. Hamstring Looseness Test

  4. Total Body Rotation

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Fitness Test to Measure Agility

  1. Burpee Test

  2. AAHPERD Shuttle Run

  3. Hexagonal Obstacle Test

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Agility

the physical ability that enables rapid and precise change of body position and direction

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Personalities of Athletes Versus Non-Athletes traits

compared to non-athletes, athletes are more:

-stable

-extroverted

-competitive

-dominate

-self-confident

-acheivment-oriented

-Psychologically well-adjusted

-Conservative with Respect to political views

-Authoritarian

-Persistent

-Display higher levels of self-esteem

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Types of Relaxation Intervention (To lower Cognitive stage anxiety)

  1. Progressive Muscular Relaxation (PMR)

  2. Relaxation intervention (Positive Imagery/ Positive Self-Talk)

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Factors Affecting Achievement Motivation

  1. Self-confidence

  2. Self-efficacy

  3. Goal Setting

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Spectator Effect

An important social-psychological effect on athletic performance

-Influences athlete’s performance through:

  1. Social Facilitation: enhancement of performance due to presence of others

  2. Rivalry: a desire to beat the opponent

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Characteristics that lead to a greater home advantage

The presence of supportive audience is presently the most popular explanation for home advantages

Research has established the following audience characteristic leading to a greater home advantage:

-Large

-Supportive

-Close to the playing arena