Chapters 10 and 11

Question 1

Mechanical, market-driven professionalism

Answer 1

value the profession, profit, personal prestige, and status over rights and needs of clients

Question 2

Practitioners

Answer 2

A doer - actively engaged in their subject

Question 3

Social trustee, civic professionalism

Answer 3

value clients and the social good more than themselves or their profession

Question 4

What do professionals do?

Answer 4

• perform services for clients or patients.
• have a monopoly on the delivery of services.
• collaborate with colleagues to ensure high standards
• adhere to standards of their professional
  subculture.

Question 5

How do counselors determine personality vs career choices?

Answer 5

John Holland’s six vocational personalities and work environments

Question 6

Realistic personality

Answer 6

POSITIVE: practical and mechanical experiences such as operating machines and farming.

NEGATIVE: no social interaction and no teaching

CAREERS: Limited in kinesiology

Question 7

Investigative personality

Answer 7

POSITIVE: Math and stem, laboratory environment

NEGATIVE: salesperson

CAREERS: Kinesiology positive - sport psychology, sociology and physiology, biomechanics

Question 8

Artistic personality

Answer 8

POSITIVE: art, drama, crafts, dance, music

NEGATIVE: —-

CAREERS: writer, actor, artist, etc

Question 9

Social Personality

Answer 9

POSITIVE: Helping people. trustworthy, friendly

NEGATIVE: —-

CAREERS: Kinesiology positive, - athletic training and sport medicine

Question 10

Enterprising personality

Answer 10

POSITIVE: ambitious, energetic, sociable, leader, accomplishes practical tasks, business/politics

NEGATIVE: scientific studies

CAREERS: managers of fitness facilities, coaches, principals.

Question 11

Conventional personality

Answer 11

POSITIVE: numbers and machines, facts and records

NEGATIVE: —

CAREERS: bank teller, bookkeeper, clerk

Question 12

1996 Surgeon General’s Report

Answer 12

Differed from previous reports because it showed a shift from communicable disease to noncommunicable onecs

Question 13

Leading noncommunicable disease killers
ncm 41m kills

Answer 13

1. cardiovascular disease
2. cancer
3. respiratory disease
4. diabetes

Question 13

Current exercise trends

Answer 13

pilates, yoga, tai chi, zumba

Question 14

physical therapist

Answer 14

Understands weight management, stress management, physical fitness, and sport conditioning

Question 15

Health and Fitness Specialist

Answer 15

Conducts fitness and functional assessments and designs
comprehensive individualized exercise programs that incorporate
strength, flexibility, and aerobic fitness components and maximize
safety and long-term results

Question 16

Health and Wellness Coach

Answer 16

Helps others change their lifestyle to move toward a state of optimal
health by focusing on behavior change, stress management, relaxation techniques, time management, smoking cessation, weigh management, and exercise prescription

Question 17

Specialty Positions

Answer 17

require extra qualifications

Question 18

Public Health Careers

Answer 18

Many kinesiology programs have returned to their health promotion
roots by focusing on the public health aspect of physical activity

Question 19

Health and Fitness Director

Answer 19

Visionary who keeps current with the field of health and fitness
 Manages facility’s services and programs
 Hires, trains, and provides support for staff
 Does business planning, establishes budgets and renovations, selects
equipment, designs and markets programs, forecasts trends