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physical fitness

a set of health or skill related attributes that people have or achieve that relate to the ability to perform PA

physical activity

any bodily movement produced by the skeletal muscles that requires substancial energy expenditures

movement

the act process or result of moving change in physical location or positioning of body pats doesn't necessarily require substantial energy expenditures

Non exercise activity thermogenesis

the energy expended for everything we do that isnt sleeping eating or sports like exercise

non discretionary sedentary behaviors

waking activity characterized by energy expenditure less than 1.5 met

non leisure time

transport occupational household

measurable aspects of PA behaviors

FITT

measurable considerations

Validity, reliability, feasibility, objectivity

relative intensity

level of energy required by a person to do an activity


talk test


rating of percieved exertion scale

absolute intensity

amount of energy used by the body per min related to body size


MET- metabolic equivalent of a task



compendium of PA

identifies and updates met codes that have been published to support the values

subjective

self report


logs diary


questionairres

objective

HR monitor


accelorometer

assesment

doubly labeled water - total PA


direct obs- gold standard

personality

the sum total of an indivduals characteristics which make him or her unique

Freud's psychodynamic

how do you test the unconscience

trait theory

it implies that the behavior is consisitent and generalizable which is not always so in PA

situation theory

ignores core values

interactional approach

behavior is determined by both person and situational factors as well as their interaction

Behavior model

B=F(PE)

motivation

the direction and intensity of one's effort


direction- approach or avoidance


intensity- effort expended

interactional approach

person * environment= motivated behavior

attribution theory

naive analysis of action

competition

comparison of a person's performance with some standard of excellence in the presence of at least one other person who is aware of the criterion for comparison and can evaluate the comparison process

cooperation

a group success depends on everyone in a group and the group shard the rewards equally

team

a group of interacting individuals who must interact to accomplish a common goal

social loafing

someone else will pick up the slack

cohesion

a groups tendency to stick together while pursuing its goal and objectives

godin leisure time exercise questionnaire

godin and shepard 1985


self report measure which assesses the freq of mild mod and strenuous ex done more than 15 min 7 days per week


(9*strenuous)+(5* moderate)+ (3*mild)

cardiorespiratory fitness measure

jurca 2005


provides estimated met level of crf. Designed as a non exercise model to predict CRF

exercise motivations inventory

markland and hardy 1993


14 subscales


stress enjoyment challenge health pressure positive health

social support for exercise scale

sallis 1987


4 subscales


used to assess degree in which friends and family give support for health and exercise in the previous 3 months

Pandemic of inactivity

Lancet


pandemic-PA


Alcohol, diet, tobacco


global warming social inequalities etc.


population factors environmental factors cultural factors individual factors

ACSM reading

ACSM


to improve comm. physical activity and lifestyle


louisville-46th


above average in tennis courts


diet pa smoking



monographs

monographs


health health behaviors increasing PA


shorter


parental money safety and community


doubly labeled water, indirect calorimitry



journal for exercise physiology

journal for exercise physiology


high school into college


women work out less than men


maintenance of an exercise science program routine


having means of transportation, gym accessibility, increase ashthetics