week 1 Flashcards

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What is exercise

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Physical or mental activity that you do to stay healthy ot become stronger

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what is psychology

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the scientific study of the mind and behavior

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exercise psychology

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  1. the psychological principle to the adoption and maintenance of exercise (affect)
    2.the psychological and emotions consequence of exercise EFFECT
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Why study exercise psychology

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-To understand the psychological antecedent AFFECT and consequences EFFECT of exercise behavior
-To understand and promote exercise adoption and adherence
-To use exercise to reduce negative psychological emotional state and promote positive ones

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5
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Negative impact of physical inactivity

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Less active people have a greater risk of developing high blood pressure
Physical inactivity increases your risk of type 2 diabetes
Physically inactive people are more likely to develop coronary heart disease
Physical inactivity can add to feeling of anxiety and depression

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6
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Exercise psychology make people participant and how to make them participation
Why is that important

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Physical activity is the problem
Exercise behavior is a complex
Exercise psychology can help us understand this complex behavior
Childer now watch netflix and play on their ipad inside of going outside and playing with there neighbor is this also a social complex problem

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Exercise adoption

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learning —- beginning stage of an exercise routine

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Exercise adherence

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maintaining an exercise regimen for a prolonged period of time following initial adoption phase

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9
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affect

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To impact change
Ask questions what affect out exercise behavior

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10
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Effect

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The result of a change ask the question what effect does exercise have

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11
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Community

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Charred interest
encouraging environment
Social connection

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Stress and coping

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Decrease cortisol
Decrease tension
Elevates mood
improve sleep

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Quality of life

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Increase in energy levels
Improved functions mobility
Community
Day to day function

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Positive effect on exercise

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Improves sense of well being
Reduces stress
More energy throughout the day ( especially when you workout in the morning
Better sleep
Stronger memory
Increased self confidence

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The role of an exercise psychologist

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Identify
- current behavior patterns
- barriers to engaging in the behavior
- facilitate
- behavior change
- support
- individual in adoption and adherence of the behavior

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16
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Identify

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Person first
Exercise experience
Current life
Social support
Potential barrier

17
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Facilitate

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With the information identified, making subtle, small changes to support exercise goals

18
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Support

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Seek - seek the current level of support the individual has regarding their behavior ‘
Be - be a source of support
Provide - provide additional resources to support behavior

19
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Individual with a background in exercise psychology have work opportunities in

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Higher education -conducted on exercise psychology concepts– education future health practitioner
Primary/ secondary information- educating children on sport , exercise and positive behavior – learning experience is important
Fitness and wellness– personal trainers working with the general population – group fitness
Rehabilitation
Business - reduced