VCE PE - Chapter 11-14

An individual responding to a recall survey where they overestimate their physical activity levels but underestimate their sedentary behaviour levels is an example of

• Validity

• Reliability

• Social desirability bias

• Reactivity

An initiative to increase physical activity in the community environment is

• School sport

• Outdoor gym equipment

• Walk and talk meetings

• Walking school bus

Providing bike racks in workplaces to encourage active transport is an example of which level of the SEM?

• Individual

• Social

• Physical

• Policy

Which of the following assessment tools are objective measures of physical activity?

• Direct Observation and Personal Activity Trackers

• Recall surveys and Direct Observation

• Pedometres and Personal Diaries

• Accelerometres and Questionaires

An example of a 'reinforcing factor' of the Youth Physical Activity Model is

• Skill level

• Coaches

• Self-belief

• Healthy weight

Wearing Physical Education uniforms to school can enable students to be physically active during recess and lunchtimes. This addresses which level of the Social-Ecological Model?

• Individual

• Social

• Physical Environment

• Policy

One advantage of using an accelerometer to measure physical activity is

• Low cost

• Collecting contextual data

• Recording movement in real time

• Accurately measuring low-impact physical activity

An individual who exaggerates their physical activity levels in a physical activity diary is likely to be doing:

• Reactivity

• Meeting the guidelines

• Social desirability bias

• Sedentary behaviour

Which initiative addresses the policy component of the social-ecological model, designed to increase PA levels of school students?

• Enforcing a 'no hat no play' rule

• Installation of secure bicycle racks

• Designated play spaces for different year levels

• Installation of water fountains near the sports ovals and courts

Which aspect of modern western lifestyle contributes to inactivity and would make a suitable target for promoting physical activity?

• The availability of technological labour-serving devices

• Urban planning errors which have limited open play space in cities

• An increase in working hours by both parents

• All of the above