Philosophy
The nickname for Philosophy coined by Immanuel Kant
What is Queen of the Sciences?
The subdisciplines of Kinesiology are __________.
What is interdependant (Holistic)?
First hand accounts of history.
What are primary sources?
Study of human body movement.
What is Kinesiology?
30 minutes for five days a week at 40% to 59%
What is ACSM moderate intensity exercise recommendation?
The most valid type of claim in Philosophy.
What is a truth assertion?
The subdiscipline that concerns itself with how various physical demands, such as exercise, affect the body.
What is Exercise Physiology?
The U.S. president that made the U.S. Physical Fitness Program resource book in 1961.
What is John F. Kennedy?
The quality of being logically or factually sound.
What is Validity?
The decade coined the “Golden Age of Sport”.
What is the 1920s?
The three types of reasoning in Philosophy.
What are Inductive reasoning, Deductive reasoning, and Descriptive reasoning?
The subdiscipline that teaches importance of physical activity.
What is Physical Education Pedagogy?
The individual that proposed the idea that sports showed importance for pleasure and democracy in 1940.
Who is Foster Dulles?
The study of value.
What is axiology?
Values promoted by the field of physical activity.
What are health-related components of physical fitness, motor skill, pleasure or fun, and knowledge about the human body, physical activity and health practices?
The theories of the Person Problem.
What is Materialism (The human being is nothing more than a complex machine)
Dualism (The mind and body are separate)
Holism (the mind and body are interdependent)?
Coaches and clinicians alike need to be versed in this subdiscipline.
What is Sport and Exercise Psychology?
The three rules that historians use to evaluate the credibility of primary sources.
What is The rule of context, the rule of perspective, and the rule of ommision or free editing?
A theory or attitude help by a person or an organization that acts as a guide for behavior.
What is Philosophy?
Theory that is proposed that sports provided the same escape as the frontier.
What is the Safety Valve Theory of 1917?
The four areas that Philosophers are concerned with in Kinesiology.
What is the scope of our field (metaphysics), How confident we are in our findings (epistemology), What really matters in kinesiology (axiology), and How we should behave as kinesiologists (ethics)?
A career that focuses on developing skills associated with exercise and sport but does not try to apply those skills to competition.
What is a fitness/sport instructor?
The two theories that coincide with the Betts vs. Boyle debate on how sports are constructed.
What are the Modernization Theory and the Human Agency Theory?
The difference between max heart rate and resting heart rate (usable beats).
What is heart rate reserve (HRR)?
Five reasons why sports are popular.
Sport grounded in artificial problems
• Sport as showcase for motor skills
• Sport and the creation of excellence and meaning
• Sport and fair competition
• Sport as delightful play (requires autotelic attitude)
• Sport as beneficial duty
• Meaningful combinations of sport, play, and competition