Science and Research in Kinesiology I Flashcards

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What is Science?

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The systematic study of the naturalworld

  • Identification and labelling of variables/constructs
  • Design of research allows for an evaluation of the problem
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What is research?

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  • A process of gathering information
  • A process of analyzing information
  • A process that contributes to newknowledge
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What ‘counts’ as research?

What does not?

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Research is not:

The gathering of information (from books or other sources)
- Offers no contribution to new knowledge

A task that makes existing knowledgemore accessible
- transportation of facts from one resource to another
- Knowledge Translation

knowledge translation example
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What are the Nine Dimensions of Research?

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  • Topic
  • Methodology
  • Novelty
  • Ideology
  • Technology
  • Politics
  • Scope
  • Utility
  • Mode
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Research Dimensions: Topic

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Topics of Research in Kinesiology

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  • Sociology of Sport
  • Sport Management
  • Adapted Physical Activity
  • Recreation, Leisure & Tourism
  • Physical Therapy
  • Motor development & skill acquisition
  • Biomechanics
  • Physiology & Biochemistry
  • Sport Pedagogy
  • Sport/Exercise Psychology
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Research Dimensions: Novelty - ask chat

What is the essence of research?

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Generally research is about creating new knowledge

  • Meta analysis
  • Meta synthesis
  • Systematic reviews
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Distinguish between literature reviews, systematic reviews,
meta-syntheses, and meta-analyses.

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Check Notes

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Describe why researchers conduct meta analyses

Dr. Mark Beauchamp, Exercise and Health Psychology Professor speaking on meta-analyses

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Meta Analyses involves synthesizing all existing studies to come together and contribute to an overall Effect Size

We can then analyze those effect sizes to create moderators

Watch again Module 1

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