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6.2 - Study Design Review

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Tests that measure the specific skills similar to those required for a certain sport.

a)

Specificity

b)

Accuracy

c)

Reliability

d)

Validity

2.

Ensuring that all equipment used for testing and measuring fitness components are giving accurate information.

a)

Specificity

b)

Accuracy

c)

Reliability

d)

Validity

3.

The degree to which a measure would produce the same result from one occasion to another.

a)

Specificity

b)

Accuracy

c)

Reliability

d)

Validity

4.

Whether or not the test is measuring what it says it measures.

a)

Specificity

b)

Accuracy

c)

Reliability

d)

Validity

5.

8 members of University volleyball team undergo a 6 week plyometric training program while the other 8 team members continue with their current workout regime for another 6 weeks in order to identify which training program is more beneficial for increasing power. Identify which of the following applies to the plyometric training regime players:

a)

Placebo

b)

Control Group

c)

Experimental Group

d)

Blinding

6.

Twenty 100m sprinters are given identical meals for 8 weeks while they undergo testing to determine the effects of creatine on sprint performance

a)

Double-Blinding

b)

Controlled Variables

c)

Randomization

d)

Placebo

7.

10 of 20 sprinters being tested to identify the effects of creatine on sprint performance are given a substance that looks and tastes identical to the actual creatine being given to the experimental group

a)

Blinding

b)

Double-Blinding

c)

Placebo

d)

Statistical Analysis

8.

Sprinter names are selected out of a hat in order to determine the control and experimental groups

a)

Statistical Analysis

b)

Placebo

c)

PAR-Q

d)

Randomization

9.

The sprinters being analyzed for the effects of creatine supplementation on sprint performance do not know whether they are a part of the experimental group or the control group

a)

Randomization

b)

Blinding

c)

Double-Blinding

d)

Statistical Analysis

10.

Neither the sprinters being analyzed for the effects of creatine supplementation on sprint performance, nor the researcher, know which group the athletes have been assigned to

a)

Randomization

b)

Blinding

c)

Double-Blinding

d)

Statistical Analysis

11.

Split times are recorded from the 100m dash for 20 different sprinters in order to determine the effects of creatine on sprint performance

a)

Placebo

b)

Controlled Variables

c)

Independent Variables

d)

Statistical Analysis

12.

Identify ALL of the following that apply to the PAR-Q

a)

Used to determine an individual's readiness for becoming more physically active or ensuring the safety of an individual prior to undergoing a fitness test

b)

An optional safety precaution researchers may use before conducting a study involving physical activity

c)

Physical Activity Readiness Questionnaire

d)

Physiologically Active Research Questionnaire

e)

Used to identify health concerns & ensure safety of participants

13.

This Cardiorespiratory fitness test would yield the most valid, reliable & accurate test

a)

Vo2 Max Test

b)

Harvard Step Test

c)

Multistage Fitness Test

d)

Cooper 12min Run

14.

A ________ test done in the ________ would yield the most valid, reliable & accurate test results

a)

Maximal, Field

b)

Maximal, Laboratory

c)

Sub-maximal, Field

d)

Sub-Maximal, Laboratory

15.

For which type of test(s) is there a lower likelihood to either find participants or test multiple participants simultaneously?

a)

Maximal, Field

b)

Maximal, Laboratory

c)

Sub-Maximal, Field

d)

Sub-Maximal, Laboratory