SP CH 1

Exercise Psychology is _____, while Sports Psychology is _____ 

• concerned with the precursors and consequences of physical activity behavior, concerned with the psychological principles related to athletes and performance

• concerned with the psychological principles related to athletes and performance, concerned with the precursors and consequences of physical activity behavior.

• concerned with the activities and behaviors athletes complete, concerned with which sport athletes play and enjoy the most.

• the study of exercise and the mind, the study of why people play sports

Exercise Psychology is _____, while Sports Psychology is _____ 

• concerned with the precursors and consequences of physical activity behavior, concerned with the psychological principles related to athletes and performance

• concerned with the psychological principles related to athletes and performance, concerned with the precursors and consequences of physical activity behavior.

• concerned with the activities and behaviors athletes complete, concerned with which sport athletes play and enjoy the most.

• the study of exercise and the mind, the study of why people play sports

Exercise Psychology is _____, while Sports Psychology is _____ 

• concerned with the precursors and consequences of physical activity behavior, concerned with the psychological principles related to athletes and performance

• concerned with the psychological principles related to athletes and performance, concerned with the precursors and consequences of physical activity behavior.

• concerned with the activities and behaviors athletes complete, concerned with which sport athletes play and enjoy the most.

• the study of exercise and the mind, the study of why people play sports

The basic science of the psychological phenomena that occurs while engaged in physical activity is known as:

• Dynamic Exercise Psychology

• Exercise Behavior Promotion

• Sports State of Mind

• Exercise and Health Psychology

The basic science of the psychological phenomena that occurs while engaged in physical activity is known as:

• Dynamic Exercise Psychology

• Exercise Behavior Promotion

• Sports State of Mind

• Exercise and Health Psychology

The basic science of the psychological phenomena that occurs while engaged in physical activity is known as:

• Dynamic Exercise Psychology

• Exercise Behavior Promotion

• Sports State of Mind

• Exercise and Health Psychology

Monism is the assumption that: 

• A person’s feelings and thoughts are intimately intertwined with their physical state, where the mind and body are components of a single unit.

• A person's thoughts and feelings are highly disconnected from their physical state, where the mind and body are seen as separate entities.

• A person’s feelings and thoughts are intertwined, but the mind and body are separate entities.

• A person’s feelings and thoughts are highly disconnected from their physical state, but the mind and body are components of a single unit.

Monism is the assumption that: 

• A person’s feelings and thoughts are intimately intertwined with their physical state, where the mind and body are components of a single unit.

• A person's thoughts and feelings are highly disconnected from their physical state, where the mind and body are seen as separate entities.

• A person’s feelings and thoughts are intertwined, but the mind and body are separate entities.

• A person’s feelings and thoughts are highly disconnected from their physical state, but the mind and body are components of a single unit.

Monism is the assumption that: 

• A person’s feelings and thoughts are intimately intertwined with their physical state, where the mind and body are components of a single unit.

• A person's thoughts and feelings are highly disconnected from their physical state, where the mind and body are seen as separate entities.

• A person’s feelings and thoughts are intertwined, but the mind and body are separate entities.

• A person’s feelings and thoughts are highly disconnected from their physical state, but the mind and body are components of a single unit.

What is exercise?

• Planned, structured, repetitive bodily movements that are carried out to improve and maintain at least one component of health or physical fitness.

• Competitive physical activity engagement completed alone or with a group that requires skills and provides a means of entertainment.

• An activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against another or others for entertainment.

• Movement to better components of health or physical fitness.