Chapter 1, Problem 8AYK

What is the fitness overload principle?     If you do not challenge and use your body, it will atrophy.     If you overconsume carbs during a long endurance event, you will have more energy     If you switch the types of activities you do, you can increase your skill set.     If you do cardio, you should avoid doing too much weight lifting

You can improve health-related fitness but it is not possible to improve skill related fitness. Is this statement true or false? Please explain your response in full detail.

Consider the saying, "Nature vs. Nurture".  Nature is what we think of as pre-wiring and is influenced by genetic inheritance and other biological factors.  Nurture is generally taken as the influence of external factors after conception, e.g., the product of exposure, life experiences, and learning on an individual. Which do you feel influences one's health more?  Comprehensively explain your opinion.  Include specific examples to support your stance.

Most of the large cohort studies on the health benefits of habitually engaging in physical activity stem from self-reported physical activity data. However, self-reported information is subject to recall-bias and is likely to be an overestimation of the actual behavior. Therefore, many studies measure the intensity levels of physical activity via accelerometers (a small device that have the ability to capture intensity of physical activity). Which of the following would be an issue of the data gathered from accelerometers from the behavioral economics point of view? a. They primarily measure locomotor activity when worn over the hip (typical placement position), and so miss upper body movement. b. They cannot distinguish whether a person is carrying any weight (e.g., walking carrying a heavy bag expends more energy vs. walking with no load) c. They do not measure all types of activity (e.g. swimming, cycling) d. Participants change their behavior because they are being observed…

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Is the following case study an r-strategist or an K-strategist? Elephants live for about seventy years. Expectant mothers carry a fetus for almost two years. Baby elephants gain nourishment from their mother's milk between birth and ten years old. During this time, the baby learns about life from its mother and other adult elephants in the herd. The young elephant enjoys a period of adolescence until it reaches sexual maturity at thirteen to seventeen years of age.

Which of the following is true? Environment lifestyle, and genetics are the three major factors that act as inputs to our health The function of the control and communication network is enhanced with aging in order to maximize our healthspan Many diseases are related to abnormal function of the control and communication network Two of the above statements are true All of the above statements are true

What are the components of effective fitness testing?

Please respond to the following question regarding how an increase in the independent variable, specifically, impacts the dependent variable.    The Independent Variable: fat mass in girls The Dependent Variable: age an entry into puberty   In some circumstances, there may be more than one answer. Choose the most appropriate relationship (positive correlation, negative correlation, or no relationship). Please provide an in-depth explanation.