Test 1 Foundations of Kinesiology Chapters 1&2 Study Guide

_____ is the study of the role of sport in society and the relationships One of the major philosophies discussed in class was ______ which states that emphasis is placed on the development of the full potential of each individual. It focuses on personal growth, self-actualization, and the development of values and considers the feelings, needs, goals, capabilities, and limitations of individuals.

• Pragmatism

• Realism

• Existentialism

• Humanism

• None of the above

Exercise Physiology is the study of _____.

• Skill Acquisition

• The impact of exercise on the body

• Activity Programs for the disabled

• Mechanical analysis of skill

• none of the above

Studying the effects of human growth and maturation on skill is an example of which area of study?

• Motor Development

• Adapted Physical Activity

• Sport Pedagogy

• Biomechanics

• None of the above

_____ Is the subdiscipline focused on the study of teaching and learning in both school and non-school settings.

• Sport managment

• Sport Pedagogy

• Sport Sociology

• Sport Psychology

• None of the above

The textbook describes ______ as the bodily movement produced by the contraction if skeletal muscles that substantially increase energy expenditure above baseline level. This broad term encompasses: exercise, sports, dance, activities of daily living, and active occupational tasks.

• Physical Education

• Physical Fitness

• Physical Activity

• Physical Exertion

• None of the above

Chapter 2 in your textbook describes the 3 Domains of Learning that we use as professionals in the field of Kinesiology. The _______ domain is concerned with individuals' feelings about themselves, the learning experience, and the subject's influence on their learning. The desired outcomes include a positive self-concept, enhancement of self-worth, self-respect, and social responsibility.

• Affective

• Psychomotor

• Cognitive

• Physical Activity

• None of the Above

Learning to dribble a ball between cones the full length of the gym is an example of which domain?

• Affective

• Cognitive

• Psychomotor

• Kinesiology

• None of the above

Learning to keep score in basketball is an example of which domain?

• Affective

• Cognitive

• Philosophy

• Psychomotor

• None of the above

Helping an opposing player get up off the floor after a charging foul was called during a basketball game is an example of which domain?

• Affective

• Cognitive

• Psychomotor

• Humanism

• None of the above

Acquisition of knowledge, information, facts. Learning, thinking, memory.

• Cognitive

• Affective

• Psychomotor

• None of the above