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| Name 2 surface reasons why children drop out of youth sports. |
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| no longer fun & lack of physical activity |
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| What is sport specific dropout? |
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| withdraw from sport to participate in another |
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| What is the most crucial aspect in the sport commitment model? |
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| By th age of 13, what percentage of kids drop out of sports? |
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| What test was to gather information of why kids participate in sports? |
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| What is the number one reason why kids participate in sports? |
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| Name two other reasons besides to have fun, as to why kids participate in sports. |
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| Improve skills and become physically fit |
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| What are the two problems in youth sports? |
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| Failure on the part of coaches and parents to distinguish clearly between the youth sports model of sport and professional sports model,and the reverse dependency trap |
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| What is the parents code of conduct? |
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| Guidelines for the parent to follow to help improve their child's experience |
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| What are the three components that parent and family socialization of youth sports experience can be organized around? |
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| 1) parents as role models. 2) parents as interpreters of experience. 3) parents as providers of the sport |
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| A clinical eating disorder characterized by eating very little and exercising excessively is... |
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| A clinical eating disorder characterized by repeated bouts of binge eating and purging to maintain low body weight is... |
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| true or false elite female athletes are more likely to suffer from clinical eating disorders elite male athletes. |
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| name a sport with a high risk of poor body image and eating disorders |
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| what are 3 components of the female athlete triad? |
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| Eating disorder, low bone density, menstrual dysfunction |
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| Give another name for exercise dependence. |
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| Name one effect of missing scheduled exercise on an exercise dependent person. |
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| There are seven characteristics of exercise dependance. Name two. |
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| A person who obsesses over the idea that he or she is not muscular enough has... |
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| Give another name for muscle dysmorphia |
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| True or false, coach wooden's father taught him to compare himself to others |
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| There are fifteen building blocks in the pyramid of success. List two of them. |
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| Coach Wooden carefully placed each building block in his pyramid of success. What was the one that was placed in the center? Loyalty or poise? Explain why |
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| True or false, under cooperation falls, "have utmost concern for what's right rather than who's right." |
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| Fill in the blank. Succes is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you made the effort tto become the ______ of which you are capable. |
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| What was the center of vince lombardi's belief system and daily discipline? |
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| While attending Fordham university, Vince Lombardi's jesuit tutors taught him that ______ and ________ leads to excellence. |
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| Vince lombardi knew how to make complex tasks_____. |
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| Vince lombardi became known for what two skills? |
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| Communication and motivation |
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| Name 4 of the aspects Vince Lombardi preached on that led to his many successes. |
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| Adversity, commitment, confidence, perfection |
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| True or false. Vince Lombardi accepted the very first offer he was given to be a head coach in the nfl. |
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| What are the 5 coping resources? |
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| coping behaviors, social support, stress management, attentional strategy, medication |
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| Explain the denial stage of sports injuries. |
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| Athlete denies they are injured or injury is severe |
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| What is the most important coping resource for injured players? |
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| Why might someone use medication as a coping resource for a sports injury? |
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| to reduce pain and overcome injury or fatigue |
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| Athletes can receive social support from: A)Coaches B)Family C)Friends D)All of the above |
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| True or False. Athletes only use medications for their intended use |
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| Trying to make a deal with an athlete's coach is an example of: A)Denial B)Anger C)Bargaining D)Acceptance |
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| True or False. Once an athlete has accepted the seriousness of their injury they will work to overcome it. |
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| List some ways that athletes express anger. |
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| Crying, violence, isolation, agitation |
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| What is an example of bargaining? |
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| if i can complete this task, them i can play in the game |
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| How can setting goals be beneficial to the acceptance stage of grief? |
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| By setting goals, the athlete will feel like they are accomplishing something = motivation to get better |
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| What did Jerry Sloan believe was the most important thing in sports? |
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| Who did Jerry Sloan stress more than the individual? |
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| What did Jerry Sloan require his teams to be like on and off the court? |
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| What is the greatest crime you could commit while playing for Jerry Sloan? |
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| What was key to all of Jerry Sloan's success? |
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| Champions behave like chapions before they are _________. |
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| According to Bill Walsh, what is the ultimate formula for success? |
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| Name two of Bill Walsh's standards of performance. |
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| Leader sets tone, develop a successful culture |
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| List three behaviors of good coaching. |
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| Mentor, creative, motivator |
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| It takes teamwork for any of us to succeed as ________ |
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| Urban Meyer states, "As coaches, our responsibility extends into every facet of our players lives." However, what does he say is most important? |
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| Coach Meyer's main emphasis in his coaching method is _______ _______ _______ ________, where he believes that his athletes should grow from their athletic experience in all aspects of their lives. |
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| Athlete centered sports model |
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| What does urban meyer do with his team's specifically that could be considered as a team energizing strategy? |
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| According to Urban's coaching method, what produces success? |
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| Urban Meyer expects his athletes and coahcing staff to perform at a level of _______ _________ and _________ _________ |
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| Maximum effort, competitive excellence |
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| What was Phil Jackson's nickname? |
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| How many championships did Phil Jackson win as a player and coach? |
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| What two NBA teams did Phil Jackson coach? |
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| What was the name of the offense Phil Jackson ran? |
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| True or False. Phil Jackson had a winning record every season as a coach in the NBA |
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| What college did Jesse Owens attend? |
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| What school did Jackie Robinson attend before getting into UCLA? |
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| Pasadena City/Jr. College |
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| Name one successful black athlete after the Jackie Robinson era. |
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| Did the percentages of black baseball players increase or decrease as time went on? |
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| How many players on the SUU football team consist of minorities? |
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| What is the percentage of male athletes at SUU that are of an ethnicity other than white/Caucasian? |
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| What does Enculturation mean? |
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| Being born or raised in a particular group or sport |
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| What does acculturation mean? |
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| Looking at the world through a multicultural lens |
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| How many gold medals did Jesse Owens win? |
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| Why did the all american girls baseball league start? |
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| because of WWII to replace Major League Baseball |
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| Who amended intercollegiate programs for women in 1957? |
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| division for girls and women in sports |
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| Name 3 sports that thrived after Title IX |
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| Basketball, soccer, softball |
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| What year did the government publish final rules regarding title IX |
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| Sport is on its way to becoming ______ |
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| Do you personally think that women are being treated equal in sports today? |
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| There are _______ male athletes currently at SUU. |
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| There are ______ female coaches at SUU |
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| What are some reasons you think athletes take drugs? |
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| Be better, faster, stronger |
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| ______ _________ is the increasing number of red blood cells in the body to increase the oxygen carried to the muscle. |
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| True or False. Caffeine is considered a performance enhancing drug. |
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| Which statement is false? Athletes take performance enhancing drugs |
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| A) to gain a competitive advantage B) for injury recovery C) for enhanced appearance D)all of the above are true |
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| (SUU POLICY) if you test positive for steroids, it will result in the loss of _____ season of eligibility. |
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| SUU Policy- If you test positive for a third time of a banned substance, _______ suspension from all intercollegiate athletic participation will occur. |
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| True or False. Your head coach will monitor your treatment program if you test positive for a banned substance |
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| What percent of Division 1 schools conduct their own drug testing programs? |
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| What is the penalty for the second offense for someone using Performance enhancing drugs? |
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| What are 3 of the most commonly abused substances in college? |
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| alcohol, narcotics, steroids |
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| In order for a behavior to be defined as __________, it must be aimed at another human being with the goal of inflicting physical harm. There must also be an expectation that the attempt to inflict the harm will be a success. |
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| What are two of the main types of aggression discussed? |
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| Assertiveness is the use of _______ physical or verbal force to achieve one's purpose without intent to harm the opponent. |
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| What is one way to measure aggression? |
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| what are two theories that relate to catharsis? |
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| instinct theory and reformulated frustration aggression theory |
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| what is the most common factor that causes aggression? |
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| Individuals with a tendency for violence believe that other fans share their tendency for fighting--is the definition for what effect? |
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| Individuals are more likely to engage in aggression in what type of weather? |
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| What is one negative effect of aggression on sports performance? |
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| What is one way that we can curb aggression in athletes? |
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