Isp Quiz 5

Front 1

Knute Rockne, the Notre Dame football coaching legend of the 1920s, exchanged a series of letters with a University of Illinois Professor who has since become known as the "Father of Sport Psychology." Who was this person?

Back 1

Coleman R. Griffith

Front 2

What's the best way to characterize a "booster?"

Back 2

Overzealous university supporter

Front 3

John Gagliardi, football coach at St. John's University in Minnesota was somewhat of a maverick because he..

Back 3

had a unique philosophy that includes: no blocking sleds or tracking dummies, no scrimmages, no scholarships, 90 min practices in sweats or shorts, players can call him John

Front 4

Billy Joe Hardbody has coached the same NFL team for 10 years. As such, he...

Back 4

Is probably a winning coach and has little failure

Front 5

The coach is riding one of his players unmercifully, and is using a good deal of sarcasm in the process. The type of communication being used is called...

Back 5

Paralanguage

Front 6

The coach is using a lot of body language in the process of communicating with his team. In communication terms, the coach is using...

Back 6

Kinesics

Front 7

How is the Machiavellian personality characterized?

Back 7

In coaching, one who manipulates others indirectly rather than laying down the law

Front 8

Drawing from treaties such as The Prince and The Discourse, what did Christie and Geis formulate?

Back 8

Mach Scale (to measure Machiavellian Personality)

Front 9

What is the most recent addition to the sources of stress for coaches in college athletic programs?

Back 9

Constant evaluation by the internet

Front 10

Coach Craig Morton was a spokesman for the 40-hour week for professional football coaches. Most likely, Morton was...

Back 10

violating the time-honored coaching norm of whoever works the longest succeeds.

Front 11

Which coaching system was developed by Smith, Smoll, and Hunt?

Back 11

Coaching BEhavior Assessment System (CBAS)

Front 12

I am dedicated to improving youth sport by focusing on such issues as hazing in high school athletics, character development in youth soccer, and the creation of coaching curricula. Most likely, who am I?

Back 12

Dr. Dan Gould (ISYS)

Front 13

There are many coaching programs that have been developed for youth sport. The safest thing we can conclude about these programs is what?

Back 13

They are part of a growing program to make youth sport experiences as positive as possible

Front 14

Females in 1904 represented 1% of the total participants in the recently revived Olympic Games. In the 2004 Games, that figure was closer to...

Back 14

40%

Front 15

What can be said about the availability of coaching positions for women?

Back 15

Declined because of role conflict, incomplete occupational socialization, outright sex discrimination

Front 16

The gender of the athletic director and the gender of coaches he or she hires is often the same. This phenomenon is referred to as...

Back 16

Homologous Reproduction

Front 17

Black coaches are more likely to work with team athletes...

Back 17

Who play peripheral, not central

Front 18

The relationship between psychological hardiness and coaching burnout is a relatively new area of inquiry in sport psychology. In general, what can be said about the relationship?

Back 18

Hardiness is a personality constructs in burnout research

Front 19

The most elaborate of the available tests for measuring burnout is the...

Back 19

Maslach Burnout Inventory - General Survey (MBI-GS) or Athletic Burnout Questionnaire (neither is superior)

Front 20

This luminary travels the world giving talks and writing articles on racial issues in sport. He is also Director Emeritus of the National Consortium for Academics and Sport. Most likely, he is...

Back 20

Dr. Richard Lapchick

Front 21

With regard to fitness, it is safe to say that...

Back 21

The fascination with fitness has led to an explosion of workout facilities, fitness equipment, tv ads, billions spent on nutritional aids

Front 22

Bodily movement produced by the skeletal muscles that result in the expenditure of energy is the definition of...

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Physical Activity

Front 23

Harriet the Harried Housewife is fatigued after chasing her 4 young children (all under age 5) all day. She tells her husband, Unflappable Fred, that she gets her exercise chasing the children. Technically speaking, Harriet is...

Back 23

Incorrect; exercise is specifically aimed at fitness

Front 24

Joe is a blue-collar worker and you are trying to get him to join your fitness club. Most likely...

Back 24

he will drop out after 6 months

Front 25

Spousal support...

Back 25

Shows that spouse's attitude is more important than own

Front 26

Greist and a host of research collaborators have found running to be...

Back 26

As successful as traditional psychotherapy; save money and time

Front 27

Results of studies of the effects of riding a bicycle and sexual dysfunction...

Back 27

Biking can lead to erectile dysfunction

Front 28

Research results indicate that as much as 50% of the effects of taking antidepressant medications may b e attributed to placebo effects. This statement...

Back 28

Was part of a citation by Kirsh and Sapistein

Front 29

There are many studies of the ameliorative effects of exercise as a treatment or treatment adjunct for major depression, and all are supportive of this relationship. This statement...

Back 29

is true

Front 30

Physical education early in one's life at school...

Back 30

is important for physical fitness

Front 31

According to the leading authority on positive addiction, the exercise most likely to bring on the condition is...

Back 31

running

Front 32

Hausenblas and Symons Downs have reviewed the literature on exercise dependence and have...

Back 32

Determined that exercise dependence is hampered by lack of experimental research, lack of theory driven studies, inconsistent control groups, failure to operationalize, improperly validated assessment instruments. (Also developed the Exercise Dependence Scale)

Front 33

Possessing any three of the symptoms of fatigue, withdrawal, intention effects, loss of control, excessive time, life conflicts, and unusual continuance define...

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Exercise dependence

Front 34

More and more people are running marathons. The effect on the average time it now takes to run such a race...

Back 34

Average increases

Front 35

The range of estimates for the frequency of the runner's high is from ______ to ______

Back 35

9% to 78%

Front 36

There was an ultramarathon which was run the 3,000 miles from Las Angeles to New York City. Entrants in that grueling event...

Back 36

the 25 who finished averaged 41 miles a day for 84 consecutive days

Front 37

Only a few studies of ultramarathoners have been conducted thus far. Preliminary results...

Back 37

indicate higher on extraversion and openness to new experience (similar to other athletes)

Front 38

Thane Baker, an Olympic sprinter from the 1950s ran, a 100-yard race as a 52-year old in how many seconds?

Back 38

10.99 seconds

Front 39

The Senior Games...

Back 39

National competition every 2 years in 18 sports. For athletes over 50.

Front 40

It has been estimated that ______ of all professional football players in the NFL retire with serious physical impairment.

Back 40

66%