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WorksheetsHPPE 200 Ch. 1 & 2
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 45mins
Define physical education
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Define exercise science
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Define sport
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· What are the disciplines within Physical Education, Exercise Science, and Sport? (name 6)
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What are the disciplines within Physical Education, Exercise Science, and Sport? (name 6 more)
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Exercise Physiology
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Sports medicine/ Athletic Training
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Sport Biomechanics
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Sport Philosophy
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Sport History
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Sport and Physical Activity Psychology
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Motor Development
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Motor Learning
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Sport Sociology
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Physical Education Pedagogy
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Adapted Physical Education
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Sport Management
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What are the allied fields?
Health
Recreation and Leisure
Dance
Theater
Define the allied field: Health
Total well-being of the individual
Physical, mental, social, emotional, occupational, and spiritual health
Self-chosen activities to revitalize and refresh one’s body and spirit
Physical activity and a performing art that provides an opportunity for aesthetic expression through movement
Define the Allied Field: Recreation and Leisure
Physical, mental, social, emotional, occupational, and spiritual health
Self-chosen activities to revitalize and refresh one’s body and spirit
Total well-being of the individual
Physical activity and a performing art that provides an opportunity for aesthetic expression through movement
Define the Allied Field: Dance
Total well-being of the individual
Self-chosen activities to revitalize and refresh one’s body and spirit
Physical, mental, social, emotional, occupational, and spiritual health
Physical activity and a performing art that provides an opportunity for aesthetic expression through movement
What is step 1 of understanding research?
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What is step 2 of understanding research?
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What is step 3 of understanding research?
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What is step 4 of understanding research?
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What is step 5 of understanding research?
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What is step 6 of understanding research?
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What is step 7 of understanding research?
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What is step 8 of understanding research?
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What is step 9 of understanding research?
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What is step 10 of understanding research?
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What is step 11 of understanding research?
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What is step 12 of understanding research?
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Who was John Dewy and what was his views on physical education?
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What is monism?
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What is dualism?
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What are the 3 learning domains?
Cognitive
Affective
Psychomotor
Brain
What is the cognitive domain?
thinking- Knowledge and development of intellectual skills
Feeling-
Individual feelings, Positive self-concept
Doing- Focus on basic movements and perceptual abilities,
Motor skill and physical fitness development
What is the affective domain?
thinking- Knowledge and development of intellectual skills
Feeling-
Individual feelings, Positive self-concept
Doing- Focus on basic movements and perceptual abilities,
Motor skill and physical fitness development
What is the psychomotor domain?
thinking- Knowledge and development of intellectual skills
Feeling-
Individual feelings, Positive self-concept
Doing- Focus on basic movements and perceptual abilities,
Motor skill and physical fitness development
What are the major philosophies?
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Idealism?
Mind is central to understanding
Scientific method to arrive at the truth
Experiences, not realities or ideals, are the basis of truth
Life is governed by the laws of nature
Realism?
Mind is central to understanding
Scientific method to arrive at the truth
Experiences, not realities or ideals, are the basis of truth
Life is governed by the laws of nature
Pragmatism?
Mind is central to understanding
Scientific method to arrive at the truth
Experiences, not realities or ideals, are the basis of truth
Life is governed by the laws of nature
Naturalism?
Mind is central to understanding
Scientific method to arrive at the truth
Experiences, not realities or ideals, are the basis of truth
Life is governed by the laws of nature
Existentialism
Experiences, not realities or ideals, are the basis of truth
Life is governed by the laws of nature
Individuals’ experiences
Development of the full protentional of everyone
Humanism
Experiences, not realities or ideals, are the basis of truth
Life is governed by the laws of nature
Individuals’ experiences
Development of the full protentional of everyone
What are the branches of philosophy?
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Metaphysics?
Addresses the ultimate nature of reality, that is, what is real and exists
Examines the nature of knowledge
Focuses on the examination of ideas in an orderly and systematic way and how ideas relate to each other
Examines the nature of values
Epistemology?
Addresses the ultimate nature of reality, that is, what is real and exists
Examines the nature of knowledge
Focuses on the examination of ideas in an orderly and systematic way and how ideas relate to each other
Examines the nature of values
Logic?
Addresses the ultimate nature of reality, that is, what is real and exists
Examines the nature of knowledge
Focuses on the examination of ideas in an orderly and systematic way and how ideas relate to each other
Examines the nature of values
Axiology?
Addresses the ultimate nature of reality, that is, what is real and exists
Examines the nature of knowledge
Focuses on the examination of ideas in an orderly and systematic way and how ideas relate to each other
Examines the nature of values
Ethics?
Focuses on the examination of ideas in an orderly and systematic way and how ideas relate to each other
Examines the nature of values.
Concerned with issues of right and wrong, responsibility, and standards of conduct
Studies the nature of beauty and art
Aesthetics?
Focuses on the examination of ideas in an orderly and systematic way and how ideas relate to each other
Examines the nature of values.
Concerned with issues of right and wrong, responsibility, and standards of conduct
Studies the nature of beauty and art
