Quiz 3 Flashcards

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All (a) instruments are (b), not all instruments that are (C) may be (d)

A

a and d - Valid

b and c - reliable

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Define mesomorph

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a person whose build is compact and muscular.

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Define endomorph

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a person with a soft round build of body and a high proportion of fat tissue.

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Define ectomorph

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a person with a lean and delicate build of body.

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The detailed measurement of the human body……

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Anthropometry

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in the context of science and measurement, validity is best defined as how an instrument measures what it is meant to measure. True or False

A

True

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Stature is another word for ……

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Body height

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To be classified as obese, a BMI score must be greater than or equal to …….

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30

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Girls continue to grow more than boys as they age, thus reaching their peak height at an older age. True or False

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False

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The term …………. scaling is used to label the correction of a variable (eg. using body mass) when the relationship between the measured and the correcting variable is not linear

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allometric

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The skinfold method of body composition is an example of ……..

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a 2 compartment method

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