Chapters 18 & 19
This country has the highest number of obese adults
What is the United States of America?
This condition is an episodic eating pattern of uncontrollable food bingeing followed by purging and is characterized by an awareness that the pattern is abnormal, fear of being unable to stop eating voluntarily, depressed mood, and self-deprecation
What is bulimia?
While winning, being with friends and getting exercise are all great motivators for children in sports, this reason is the most common answer as to why children participate in sports
What is to have fun?
An athlete who does the right thing when faced with a moral dilemma possesses this virtue
What is integrity?
Reasons for exercise become more ______ as a person moves through the stages of changes.
What is internal?
Exercise produces larger antidepressant effects when the training program is at least this many weeks long.
What is nine (9)?
Per recent studies, 7.9 percent of collegiate athletic injuries are these
What are concussions?
This condition is the physiological state of overtraining, which manifests as deteriorated athletic readiness
What is staleness?
If a linebacker intends to hurt and injure any receiver who catches a ball over the middle, this is classified as this type of aggression
What is reactive aggression?
Although disordered eating is equally serious for men and women, it is especially difficult for males because it is usually accompanied by increases in these feelings
What are shame and embarrassment?
The greatest reduction in post-exercise state anxiety occurs when exercise intensities of maximal heart rate land between these percentages
What is 30-70%?
The greatest sources of stress for injured athletes typically come from this aspect
What are psychological aspects?
What is burnout?
This occurrence is defined as any activity expected of someone joining a group that humiliates, degrades, abuses, or endangers that person, regardless of a person’s willingness to participate
Most sport psychologists are opposed to taking a professionalized approach to children's sports because of this reason
Name three of the six strategies for enhancing exercise adherence.
What are:
1. Behavior modification approach
2. Cognitive-behavioral approach
3. Decision-making approach
4. Intrinsic approach
5. Reinforcement approach
6. Social support approach
DAILY DOUBLE
Compulsive gamblers exhibit these three main characteristics
What are arrogance, boastfulness and intelligence?
This is the deliberate strategy of exposing athletes to high-volume and high-intensity training loads that are followed by a lower training load
What is periodized training?
Name five of the seven categories of spectator violence in sport.
What is:
1. Assault
2. Fighting
3. Verbal abuse
4. Pitch/field invasion
5. Discharge of a missile (throwing something on the field)
6. Vandalism
7. Terrorism
A consistent finding in the literature is that athletes report higher rates of these than nonathletes do
What are alcohol-related aggression and antisocial behavior?
List the five levels of moral reasoning in order.
What is:
Level 1 - External control - It's okay as long as I don't get caught
Level 2 - An eye-for-an-eye orientation
Level 3 - The "golden rule" or "altruistic view"
Level 4 - Following external rules and regulations
Level 5 - What is best for all involved