Social Influences
PA Interventions
Personality
Self Perception
Mixed bag
100

How social support is usually measured, but is not entirely accurate

What is size of social network

100

This type of PA intervention influences people's attitudes about physical activity

What are informational approaches?

100

Sheldon's Constitutional Theory is based on these three somatotypes

What are endomorph, ectomorph and mesomorph?
100

This term reflects how we see or define ourselves; it is who we think we are

What is self-concept?

100

These three constructs form the structure of personality, from most stable to least stable

What are personality core, typical responses, and role related behavior?

200

The five main types of social support

What are instrumental, emotional, informational, companionship and validation support?

200

This type of intervention includes changes to school regulations to support physical activity

What are environmental and policy approaches?

200

An introvert has this base level of activation compared to an extravert 

What is higher?

200

It is what self-perception reflects or means

What is how we think or feel about ourselves

200

This level of exercise is enough to elicit changes in physical self concept in older adults

What is lower intensity?

300

The most effective type of support

What depends on the exerciser's needs at a given point in time
300

This is a drawback to mass media campaigns

It fails to reach the target audience, it can create negative perceptions of exercise, or people lose interest in campaigns quickly 

300

Physical activity should be structured to minimize discomfort for individuals with high neuroticism because they may perceive painful body sensation this way

magnified or as a symptom of disease

300

This is a behavior that would reflect a negative body image

Wearing baggy clothing, avoiding other people, avoiding the gym, looking in the mirror constantly, etc.

300

This is a reason why people who are high in neuroticism or low in stability should participate in aerobic exercise

What is to decrease anxiety symptoms?

400

attempts to support a spouse are not perceived as helpful

What happens when partners have different support habits

400

This is an example of an activity you would see at a  community wide campaign

Health risk appraisals, fitness appraisals, heath care professional training, community health and wellness fairs...

400

Some extroverts carry this subtrait, which reflects a tendency to  be busy and energetic, and is a reliable and strong predictor of exercise

What is the activity trait?
400

Affective measures of body image assess these types of feelings

What are feelings of worry, shame, anxiety, comfort, embarrassment

400
This is behavior or preference shown by women who have high levels of social anxiety

What is exercising alone or in private settings, standing further away from the instructor during exercise class, and preference for exercise leader to wear less revealing outfits

500
Something that happens when individuals perceive others are exerting social control

What is behavioral reactance?

500

An app that reminds people to stand to reduce sitting time is an example of this

What is a point of decision prompt?

500

This construct of Eysenck's Personality theory is mediated by these two body systems

What are the autonomic nervous and limbic systems?

500

Exercise frequency, intensity, duration and mode made no difference on global self-esteem/general self-concept, but actual improvements in physical activity showed this effect on them

What is twice as large of an increase?
500

Cognitive restructuring changes how a person thinks about a lapse, which helps a person avoid this, which is "all or nothing" thinking when it comes to exercise and causes a relapse.

What is the abstinence violation effect