motor dev

Question 1

1. Do more girls than boys remain unskilled in the overarm throw for distance and accuracy into their middle school years?

Answer 1

GIRLS REMAIN MORE UNSKILLED

Question 2

2. What is the best description of object control skills?

Answer 2

Object control skills involve the precise manipulation of objects using body parts like hands, feet, etc., crucial for activities like catching, throwing, kicking, and more.

Question 3

3. Why do the authors emphasize the importance of competence in object control skills?

Answer 3

ACQUIRING FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS IS ESSENTIAL TO THE HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN

Question 4

4. At what age do children typically develop a rudimentary throwing pattern?

Answer 4

6 years

Question 5

5. What factors influence the skill of kicking?

Answer 5

perceptual ability and hand to foot coordination

Question 6

6. What term is used to describe the physiological changes that occur in the body over time?

Answer 6

Biological aging

Question 7

7. In the age classifications used in this book, which age range would classify someone as a young adult

Answer 7

21-40

Question 8

8. What typically happens to the level of physical activity in adults when they reach retirement age?

Answer 8

increases

Question 9

9. What term is used to describe the phenomenon of decreasing physical activity levels based on age

Answer 9

age grading

Question 10

10. What is the recommended duration of moderate-intensity physical activity per week according to current public health recommendations?

Answer 10

150 minuets of light exercise or 75 minutes of vigours

Question 11

11. What does it mean to say that 50 percent of athletic potential is derived from genotypes?

Answer 11

50 percent of the variability of athletic success among groups of people is genetic

Question 12

12. Which type of constraint do body stature and weight exemplify?

Answer 12

structrual constraint

Question 13

13. Which curve of stature growth describes the rates of change in height over time?

Answer 13

velocity curve

Question 14

14. Which growth curve of stature best describes height at different ages

Answer 14

distance curve

Question 15

15. Why, on average, is the height of women less than the height of men after growth has ceased

Answer 15

women grow 2 fewer years then men do

Question 16

do children need to have structerd oppurtuintes to practice object skills to become profiecent

Answer 16

yes

Question 17

what gae to kids start to explore thier enviorment independently

Answer 17

2 years

Question 18

what age do kids have the the basic patterns needed for locomotion and object manipulation

Answer 18

2 years

Question 19

does being scared inhibit the ablity to progress

Answer 19

yes

Question 20

examples of object control skills

Answer 20

over arm/under arm throwing striking heading kicking punting catching and trapping of a ball

Question 21

what is propulsive force

Answer 21

moving a object away from the body

Question 22

what is absorbtive force

Answer 22

accepting a object towards the body

Question 23

what are implemetns

Answer 23

objects used to impart or depart force like rakets or bats

Question 24

do inablity to preform locomotive and object skills inhibit the ablity to remian physically active over time

Answer 24

yes they do

Question 25

do boys and girls have simillar oppurtunitys to preform vigours activity

Answer 25

yes

Question 26

who has higer object skill proficency

Answer 26

boys

Question 27

did title 9 increase girls throwing ablity

Answer 27

no

Question 28

what is the importance of gender based scores on tgmd

Answer 28

girls and boys have a diffrent ablity to preform

Question 29

did title 9 increse girls sports participation

Answer 29

yes

Question 30

how do you increase the overarm thorw

Answer 30

go for a whole body approach not just focusing on arm action

Question 31

what is the cause of of sub par stiking ablity

Answer 31

lack of reaserch

Question 32

what happens to children with a strong movement foudation

Answer 32

they have the skill set to to be physically active on their own and with thier family and peers

Question 33

when are you ar your physical peak

Answer 33

young adult hood 21-40

Question 34

aging definition

Answer 34

progressive process leading to physical and mental function deckine increased risk of disease and eventually death

Question 35

what effects aging

Answer 35

enviormental lifestyle and cultrual

Question 36

what aging should be taken into consideration when assesing somenes fitness

Answer 36

biological

Question 37

what is middl adulthood

Answer 37

41-60

Question 38

what can older adults do to imprve their physical activity

Answer 38

increase aerobic activity increase muscle stregthining and reduce sedentry

Question 39

what is it called when someone plans to be more active

Answer 39

planned behavior

Question 40

what is the biggest motavtion

Answer 40

intention and willingness

Question 41

do women participate in less physical activity and use barriers as a excuse more than men

Answer 41

YEs

Question 42

what are the most common barriers in people over the age of 65

Answer 42

fear of falling and lack of motavation, redcued health status and bad experiences

Question 43

does barriers change based on socioeconmic factors

Answer 43

yes

Question 44

what is the most common barrier in older adults

Answer 44

poor physical health

Question 45

what is self regulation

Answer 45

engaging on voulentary goal directed behaviours overtime

Question 46

5 stages of self regulaiton

Answer 46

problem identification, commitment,execution,enviormental management , generaliaztion

Question 47

most useful self regulation stratigies

Answer 47

self mointoring goal setting self tlak and imagery

Question 48

peak atheltic preformace

Answer 48

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