History
This occurred first in the development of exercise science in the 20th century.
What is the formation of specific programs of study in colleges and universities?
This is the most commonly used way to generate knowledge in exercise science.
What is the scientific method?
This term describes the rate of death due to disease.
What is mortality?
This is the process used to assess the quality of articles submitted for publication in a scholarly journal.
What is peer review?
This is deliberate and structured movement to improve fitness.
What is exercise?
This lab was a key early contributor to exercise science research.
What is the Harvard Fatigue Laboratory?
This type of research solves immediate practical problems.
What is applied research?
This field delivers patient care services for disease prevention and treatment.
What is allied healthcare?
The proper way to cite this article in text using a parenthetical citation
Clouder, L. (2005). Caring as a ‘threshold concept’: Transforming students in higher education into health(care) professionals.
(Clouder, 2005)
This discipline of exercise science examines the acute and chronic effects of exercise on the different systems and structures of the body.
What is exercise physiology?
This organization was formed due to increased interest in health and exercise by professionals in physical education, physiology, and medicine.
What is the ACSM?
This type of research seeks new knowledge without regard for application.
This is one of the risk factors for CVD that cannot by modified through physical activity.
What is family history, smoking or tobacco use, or age?
This is a proper narrative citation for the following article:
Cormier, M. L., & Zizzi, S. J. (2015). Athletic trainers’ skills in identifying and managing athletes experiencing psychological distress
Cormier and Zizzi (2015)
There were many causes of mortality 100 years ago, this was one of them.
What is pneumonia, dysentery, or infectious diseases?
This study examined the role of the human genotype in cardiovascular and metabolic responses to aerobic exercise.
What is the Heritage Family Study?
This type of study reanalyzes results from previously conducted research.
What is meta-analysis?
This survey tracks changes in health problems and risk factors in the U.S. population.
What is the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES)?
This is the terminology we use to refer to the other contributors in a journal article when it has more than 2 authors.
What is "et al."?
This is the current life expectancy in the United States.
What is 78 years?
This government program helps communities plan to improve specific health outcomes.
What is Healthy People?
This test compares a medical intervention versus a control or placebo.
What is a clinical trial?
This study is a longitudinal study of the risk factors for cardiovascular disease.
What is the Framingham Heart Study?
This is the only time we use page numbers with an in-text citation.
What is a direct quote?
This is a primary risk factor for CVD.
What is physical inactivity?