Studying

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Studying this has helped design exercise equipment and sports equipment to minimize injuries.

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Biomechanics

Question 1

Established by E. L. Thorndike… Repeat actions that are rewarded and stop actions that are punished.

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Law of effect

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Study of diseases in the body.

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Epidemiology

Question 3

Study of the functions of organs.

Study of process and functions of the body.

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Physiology

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Study of the human body in motion.

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Kinesiology

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Study of human body parts

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Anatomy

Question 6

What is the parent discipline of biomechanics?

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Kinesiology

Question 7

Area of science that focuses on how individuals obtain and maintain motor skills.

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Motor learning

Question 8

Study of how the nervous system controls movement.

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Motor control

Question 9

Focuses on questions asked with regard to evidence in a crime.

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Forensic biomechanics

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Focuses on the movements of disabled or injured people.

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Developmental biomechanics

Question 11

Focuses on muscular skeletal tissues when physical activity is performed.

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Occupational biomechanics

Question 12

Newton’s Law:

Action and reaction are equal and different

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Reaction state

Question 13

Change in movement will be in the direction of the resultant force

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Momentum

Question 14

Body will remain in a state of rest unless acted on by a net force.

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Inertia

Question 15

How the learning environment can be organized to optimize the acquisition of motion skills.

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Sport psychology

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Study of the skeletal system

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Osteology

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Study of the muscular system.

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Mycology

Question 18

Study of articulations (joints)

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Arthrology