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Exam 3 Flashcards

1
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  1. What are the 4 related concepts of sport?
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leisure, play , game, and competition

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  1. Define leisure
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Activities done during free time for enjoyment

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3
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  1. What 2 types of play and characteristics of each?
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Adults : knowing the rules and calculated, playing by the rules and rituals
Child: most basic form of behavior for children; turbulent, gaiety, spontaneity, and diversion

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  1. Define game
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Playful competition whose outcome is determined by skill, strategy, or
chance or any combination of the three

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  1. What are primary rules?
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How you play and how you win

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  1. What are secondary rules? Give an example of a secondary rule
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Modifications that game age and developmentally appropriate

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  1. territory game
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invasion games, crossing a line or goal.
playing offense and defense
soccer, football, and hockey

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Target Games

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aiming for specific target
golf, and archery

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court games

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divided court: divided by net ( volleyball , tennis)
Shared court: racquetball

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Field games

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sector games hit or kick ball into an area
(baseball, cricket, softball)

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Buzzer beaters

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other sports well physique and execution of maneuver

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12
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Form sports

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swimming, gymnastics, and high jump

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  1. What does sum zero mean?
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one winner one loser

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  1. What is the role of a referee?
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monitor the game and call on the games

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  1. When is sport considered institutionalized?
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When sports becomes a part of society

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  1. What is the term fan short for and what is its derivative?
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fanatic meaning feast or temple

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  1. 3 concepts of competition
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ritual/traditions, striving for an objective, and rivalries

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  1. How is sport like religion?
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rituals, costumes, sense of power, rules, and principles (joy of sports by Michael novak)

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  1. What is a rivalry?
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competition for the same objective or for superiority in the same field.

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  1. Name 5 types of rivalry in sports
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1) Team v. team
2) Individual v. individual
3) Individual v. personal record
4) Individual v. world record
5) Individual v. physical barrier

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  1. What is a tradition in sports?
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Things that are passed down from generation to generation

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  1. What is a ritual in sports?
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Behavior or belief that certain actions carried out can effect performance or
outcome

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  1. Define sportsmanship
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Fairness and respect for ones opponent and graciousness in winning or
losing

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What is the average career for professional athletes?

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less then 10 yrs

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25
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What ratio of people make it to professional sports?

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1 to 42,000 people

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codification of rules

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same rules govern all contest

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27
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What is the biggest governing body of intercollegiate athletics and where is the headquarters?

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NCAA Indianapolis, Indiana

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How many divisions are in the NCAA?

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3

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29
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What college association uses the Champions of Character initiative?

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NAIA (National association of intercollegiate athletics)

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30
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What type of scholarships do Div. I, Div. II, and Div. III offer?

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I: multi-year scholarships
II: partial scholarships
II: no scholarships just grants

31
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What is the governing body of interscholastic sports for public schools in Texas?

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UIL

32
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What is the governing body of interscholastic sports for private schools in Texas?

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TAPPS

33
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How are most interscholastic sports regulated and classified?

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state level and enrollment

34
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Do all states have the same coaching/teaching requirements in interscholastic sports?

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35
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What does NFHS stand for and what do they do?

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National Federation of State High School Associations and they set the rules on how to play the contest

36
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What should be least important among athletes in youth sports?

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winning

37
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What are the Special Olympics?

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competition for people of ages 8 and up with mental disabilities

38
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What are the Paralympics?

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events for athletes with physical disabilities, visual, or mental use same venues as modern Olympics

39
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What are the Invictus Games and who founded them?

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competition for military individuals with physical or mental disabilities founded by prince harry

40
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What NFL rule was created in 2003 requiring at least 1 minority candidate for head coach position?

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Rooney Rule

41
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Who broke the color barrier in professional baseball?

A

Jackie Robinson

42
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Who was the one of the 1st women granted membership at Augusta National Golf Course?

A

Condoleezza Rice

43
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Katherine Switzer

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  • 1st woman to run in the Boston Marathon 1967
44
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Julie Frymyer

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  • Assistant athletic trainer and physical therapist for Kansas City Chiefs
45
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Andrea Hudy

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  • Considered one of the greatest Strength and conditioning coaches.
46
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Sarah Thomas

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  • 1st woman to referee in the NFL and 1st woman to referee at the super bowl
47
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Define recreational athlete

A

participates in leisure time not for competition

48
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amateur athlete

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middle or high school participation not paid in sanctioned events

49
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pro athlete

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sports player who get paid and have a contract

50
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what does NAYS Stand for

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  • National Alliance for Youth Sports
51
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What is the NAYS Motto

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  • Better sports for kids, better kids for life.
52
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What are 2 initiatives to help keep youth sports safe?

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child centered policies and philosophies and good volunteers

53
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In the USA, are youth sport coaches typically paid or are they volunteers?

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volunteers

54
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What are 2 effects of sport specialization?

A

overuse injuries and burnout

55
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What are pay to play plans?

A
56
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What are 2 states that have made pay to play plans illegal?

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California and New York

57
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Who lost the Heisman Trophy and why?

A

Reggie bush for improper benefits

58
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What are some signs of a concussion?

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vomiting, unbalanced, and forgetfulness

59
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What are some symptoms of a concussion?

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headaches, anxiety, fatigue, and loss of focus

60
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What does CTE stand for?

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Chronic traumatic encephalopathy

61
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Which amendment relates to drug testing in athletics?

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4th amendment

62
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What is the largest and most popular sub-discipline in Kinesiology?

A

exercise physiology

63
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What is the definition of exercise physiology?

A

bodies response to physicals activity

64
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What is the definition of biomechanics?

A

study of mechanical laws relating to movement

65
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What are 2 examples of biomechanical analysis that changed a sport technique?

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Fosbury flop and the flip turn

66
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What are definitions of the action movements of biomechanics?

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○ Adduction ( towards the midline; bringing in)
○ Abduction (away from the midline; take out)
○ Flexion (shorten contraction) and extension (length)
○ Pronation (face down)and supination(face up and palm up)
○ Inversion (ankle in) and eversion (ankle out)
○ Medial (toward midline) and lateral (away from midline)
○ Elevation and depression

67
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What 3 fields comprise motor behavior?

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motor control, motor development, and motor learning

68
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What is the definition of sport and exercise psychology?

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study of human behavior in sports including an understanding of mental processes that interact

69
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What are 4 interventions sports psychologists might use?

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achievement motivation, arousal, attribution, personality traits

70
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What is another name for pedagogy?

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teaching/coaching

71
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What are the areas of study within sport pedagogy?

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fitness, physical ed, and sport ed programs

72
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What 3 fields comprise the sport humanities?

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sport history, sport philosophy, and sport literature

73
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What is the definition of sport sociology?

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study of social relationships of gender, race, ethnicity, class, and culture in the context of sports

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