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| Knute Rockne, the Notre Dame football coachin legend of the 1920's, exchanged a series of letters with a University of Illinois professor who has since become known as the "Father of Sport Psychology." This person was? |
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| An overzealous university supporter who make illegal payments to players or prospective players. |
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| Above all else, a good coach is: |
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| A motivator, a teacher of the sport, a student of the sport, notices differences in each player, is a good listener, disciplines well, leads by example and sets goals. |
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| There are approximately 300 division I collegiate basketball programs. John is a basketball coach at one of these Division I schools. Based on data from both 2000 and 2006, the chances he will be one of those fired from his job is about: |
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| Based on statistics from 2000,___ NFL football coaches had coached for more than 9 years with the same team. |
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| The coach is using a lot of body language in the process of communicating with his team. In communication terms, the coach is using...... |
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| The stereotype of the coach as a rigid, authoritarian individual..... |
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| Is not stongly supported but the issue warrants further investigation. |
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| Drawing from treatsies such as The prince and the Discourse, Christie and Geis formulated...... |
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| a scale purporting to measure Machiavellianism or a persons general strategy for dealing with people.... how they manipulate people. |
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| Coach John Wooden is perhaps the most successful coach in college basketball history. He was rewarded for his efforts by topping out salary wise for his career at: |
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| Smith, Smoll and Hunt developed the coaching system abbreviated CBAS that stands for: |
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| Coaching Behavior Assessment System. |
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| The latest research by Smoll, Smith and assorted colleagues suggests that: |
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| Coach training programs have been shown to be effective in improving coaching success at the youth level. |
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| I am dedicated to improving youth sport by focusing on such issues as hazing practices in high school athletics, character developement in youth soccer, and the creating of coaching curricula. Most likely, I am the...... |
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| Institute for the Study of Youth Sport (ISYS) |
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| Females in athletics administration...... |
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between 1974-1979 declined from 90% to 15%; currently 85% are male (15% female)
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| The ratio of male to female coaches coaching females today is roughly 50-50. This statement is..... |
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| In the coaching profession at the collegiate level, black and white coaches..... |
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| Come from similar social and educational backgrounds. |
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| Black coaches are more likely to work with team athletes...... |
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| Playing peripheral as opposed to central positions. |
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| Smiths model of burnout is made up of...... |
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| Situational, cognitive, physiological and behavioral components. |
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| The most elaborate of the available tests for measuring burnout is the....... |
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Athletic Burnout Questionnaire (ABQ).
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| With regard to fitness, it is safe to say that...... |
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| The fitness movement is at its all time low. |
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| In 1964, a new company called Nike produced 1,300 pairs of jogging shoes. Thirty years later, the company sold 100 million pairs. These latter sales made Nike...... |
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| The largest athletics footware provider (34%). |
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| Bodily movement produced by the skeletal muscles that result in the expenditure of energy is the definition of...... |
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| A low resting heart rate..... |
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| Tells us nothing about a person other than the fact that he/she is alive. |
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| Frantic Francisco, a type A personality, has recently joined a fitness group. Most likely, he will....... |
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| have a high risk of coronary heart disease and have poor exercise adherence rates. |
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| Low-density lipoproteins are also known as...... |
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| Bad cholesterol in the blood. |
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| Results of studies of the effects of riding a bicycle and sexual dysfunction: |
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| There is a correlation between riding a bicycle and erectile dysfunction. |
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| The exercise behavior model with the most in common with Bandura's concept of self-efficacy is the ___ model. |
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| It has been suggested by Willian Morgan that the anxiolytic properties of exercise have four possible explanations. What are they? |
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1) Distraction Hypothesis.
2) Endorphin Hypothesis.
3) Thermogenic Hypothesis.
4) Monoamine Hypothesis. |
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| According to the leading authority on positive addiction, the exercise most likely to bring on the condition is........ |
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| Joe is a Type A personality with an addiction to running. Most likely joe: |
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| Had a strong commitment to running, ran more miles, was more likely to run in fun runs and competitive races. |
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| The transient hypofrontality hypothesis is an attempt to link runners high to...... |
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| The subtle modification of behavioral and cognitive functions associated with the prefrontal cortex of the brain. |
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| 50in50in50.com refers to.... |
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| 50 marathons in 50 days in 50 different states. |
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| The legendary runner who carried the news of Greek victory throughout the land, and whose name has become linked with the marathon is...... |
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| Only a few studies of ultramarathoners have been conducted thus far. Preliminary results show...... |
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That ultramarathoners are reasonably normal.
indicate that a little deviance may be required to complete what may well be a deviant task. |
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| "How old would you be if you didn't know how old you were." This anti-age discrimination quote owes its origins to....... |
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| Are national competitions held every 2 years in 18 sports for althetes over 50 years. |
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| To Knute Rockne, the coaching legend, being “keyed-up” was… |
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using hatred to pump a team up, making the game about something other than having fun
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helps prevent burnout; coaches who are healthy and fit are likely to feel good, radiate enthusiasm, and serve as role models for their athletes |
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| 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… |
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is true; “one study that summarizes the status of the exercise-depression relationship is a meta-analysis of 11 treatment outcome studies by Stathapoulou, Powers, Berry, Smits, and Otto (2006)…encourage clinicians to strongly consider adjunctive exercise interventions in their practices.”; lower antidepressant medication doses by supplementing treatment with exercise à physical and monetary gains substantial!
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| Hausenblas and Symons Downs have reviewed the literature on exercise dependence and have… |
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… suggest that exercise dependence be operationally defined as “multidimensional pattern of exercise, leading to clinically significant impairment or distress”
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| Ray, a retired professional football player, is now in the job market outside of sport. Most likely Ray is… |
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