Question 1

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor
-____ISSP

Accepted Answer

A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains. 
A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains. B

Question 2

Define, compare, and contrast the following (include examples):
a. Adoption
b. Adherence

Accepted Answer

Adoption and adherence are both terms used in the context of accepting and following certain practices, beliefs, or behaviors. However, they have different meanings and implications.

Adoption refers to the act of legally taking another person's child and bringing it up as one's own, or the process of starting to use a new product, idea, or method. For example, a couple may choose to adopt a child from an orphanage, or a company may adopt a new technology to improve its operations.

On the other hand, adherence refers to the act of sticking to or following a particular set of rules, guidelines, or instructions. This could be in the context of religious beliefs, medical treatments, or organizational policies. For example, a patient may adhere to a strict medication schedule prescribed by their doctor, or an employee may adhere to the company's code of conduct.

When comparing adoption and adherence, it is important to note that adoption involves taking on something new, whether it be a child or a new practice, while adherence involves maintaining a commitment to something that is already in place. Additionally, adoption often involves a legal or formal process, while adherence is more about personal commitment and discipline.

In contrast, adoption is about embracing something new and making it a part of one's life, while adherence is about staying true to something that is already established. Adoption may involve a significant change in one's life, while adherence is more about consistency and loyalty.

In summary, adoption and adherence are both related to accepting and following certain practices or beliefs, but adoption involves taking on something new, while adherence involves sticking to something that is already in place. Both concepts require commitment and dedication, but in different ways.

Question 3

The belief that traditional forms of medicine (e.g., pharmacology) are the best (or only) treatments for physical and mental health is referred to as what kind of model or approach?

Accepted Answer

A)  Medical model 
B)  Biopsychosocial approach 
C)  Social cognitive approach 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Medical model 
B)  Biopsychosocial approach 
C)  Social cognitive approach 
D)  None of the above A

Question 4

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor
-_____APA Div.

Accepted Answer

A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains. 
A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains.

Question 5

How is the term acute best defined?

Accepted Answer

A)  Popular, Common 
B)  Long-Term, Relatively Permanent 
C)  Short-Term, Temporary 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Popular, Common 
B)  Long-Term, Relatively Permanent 
C)  Short-Term, Temporary 
D)  None of the above

Question 6

Define the following:
a. Physical activity
b. Exercise
c. Exercise psychology
d. Rehabilitation psychology

Accepted Answer

a. Physical Activity:
Physical activity

Question 7

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor
-____SBM

Accepted Answer

A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains. 
A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains.

Question 8

The belief that the mind, body, and social environment influence one another and behavior is referred to as what kind of model or approach?

Accepted Answer

A)  Medical model 
B)  Biopsychosocial approach 
C)  Social cognitive approach 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Medical model 
B)  Biopsychosocial approach 
C)  Social cognitive approach 
D)  None of the above

Question 9

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor
-____SCAPPS

Accepted Answer

A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains. 
A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains.

Question 10

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor
-_____ACSM

Accepted Answer

A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains. 
A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains.

Question 11

Where can information and research emanating from the field of exercise psychology be found?

Accepted Answer

A)  Peer-reviewed journals 
B)  Journals focused on theoretical issues 
C)  Journals focused on applied issues 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Peer-reviewed journals 
B)  Journals focused on theoretical issues 
C)  Journals focused on applied issues 
D)  All of the above

Question 12

One could anticipate the provision of necessary and sufficient training specific to the field of exercise psychology at which of the following institutions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Community/junior college 
B)  Professional school of psychology 
C)  Four-year college or university 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Community/junior college 
B)  Professional school of psychology 
C)  Four-year college or university 
D)  All of the above

Question 13

List and provide examples of occupational areas in which we might find an individual with a background in exercise psychology.

Accepted Answer

Individuals with a background in exercis

Question 14

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor
-_____FEPSAC

Accepted Answer

A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains. 
A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains.

Question 15

Discuss the societal factors of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s that helped to pave the way for the emergence of exercise psychology.

Accepted Answer

The societal factors of the 1960s, 1970s

Question 16

The formation of organizations or associations is essential because they do which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A)  Allow individuals with similar interests to come together to share ideas and research 
B)  Serve as important links to the public sector 
C)  May help to develop public policy, guidelines, or standards 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Allow individuals with similar interests to come together to share ideas and research 
B)  Serve as important links to the public sector 
C)  May help to develop public policy, guidelines, or standards 
D)  All of the above

Question 17

Discuss and provide examples that illustrate the two primary reasons given for why it is necessary or helpful to study the psychology of exercise.

Accepted Answer

The two primary reasons for studying the

Question 18

Define and discuss the fields of psychology, exercise science, and exercise/rehabilitation psychology using examples in each case.

Accepted Answer

Psychology is the scientific study of be

Question 19

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor
-____NASPSPA

Accepted Answer

A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains. 
A)  mission is to develop/apply knowledge concerning the interrelationships of health and well-being of individuals, families, communities and populations 
B)  only worldwide organization of scholars devoted to the study of sport and exercise psychology 
C)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development as well as sport/exercise psychology in Canada 
D)  largest sports medicine and exercise science organization in the world 
E)  promotes the study of motor control/learning/development and sport/exercise psychology in North America (and beyond)
F) congress composed of European entities committed to the field of sport and exercise psychology
G) aims to further the science and practice of psychology within exercise, sport and human performance domains.

Question 20

The World Health Organization's (WHO) physical activity recommendations for adults aged 18-64 years stipulate adults should do:

Accepted Answer

A)  30 minutes of aerobic exercise five times a week 
B)  At least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity, or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity physical activity each week 
C)  Stretching activities throughout the week 
D)  None of the above. 
A)  30 minutes of aerobic exercise five times a week 
B)  At least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity, or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity physical activity each week 
C)  Stretching activities throughout the week 
D)  None of the above.

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -____ISSP

Define, compare, and contrast the following (include examples): a. Adoption b. Adherence

The belief that traditional forms of medicine (e.g., pharmacology) are the best (or only) treatments for physical and mental health is referred to as what kind of model or approach?

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -_____APA Div.

How is the term acute best defined?

Define the following: a. Physical activity b. Exercise c. Exercise psychology d. Rehabilitation psychology

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -____SBM

The belief that the mind, body, and social environment influence one another and behavior is referred to as what kind of model or approach?

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -____SCAPPS

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -_____ACSM

Where can information and research emanating from the field of exercise psychology be found?

One could anticipate the provision of necessary and sufficient training specific to the field of exercise psychology at which of the following institutions?

List and provide examples of occupational areas in which we might find an individual with a background in exercise psychology.

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -_____FEPSAC

Discuss the societal factors of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s that helped to pave the way for the emergence of exercise psychology.

The formation of organizations or associations is essential because they do which of the following?

Discuss and provide examples that illustrate the two primary reasons given for why it is necessary or helpful to study the psychology of exercise.

Define and discuss the fields of psychology, exercise science, and exercise/rehabilitation psychology using examples in each case.

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -____NASPSPA

The World Health Organization's (WHO) physical activity recommendations for adults aged 18-64 years stipulate adults should do:

Physical Activity Epidemiology

Understanding Exercise Behavior I

Understanding Exercise Behavior II

Developing Exercise Interventions: Part 1

Developing Exercise Interventions: Part 2

Personality and Exercise

Self-Perceptions and Exercise

Stress, Stress Reactivity, and Exercise

Anxiety and Exercise

Depression and Exercise

Emotional Well-Being and Exercise

Cognitive Function and Exercise

Health-Related Quality of Life and Exercise

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Exam 1: Introduction to Exercise Psychology

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -____ISSP

Define, compare, and contrast the following (include examples): a. Adoption b. Adherence

The belief that traditional forms of medicine (e.g., pharmacology) are the best (or only) treatments for physical and mental health is referred to as what kind of model or approach?

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -_____APA Div.

How is the term acute best defined?

Define the following: a. Physical activity b. Exercise c. Exercise psychology d. Rehabilitation psychology

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -____SBM

The belief that the mind, body, and social environment influence one another and behavior is referred to as what kind of model or approach?

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -____SCAPPS

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -_____ACSM

Where can information and research emanating from the field of exercise psychology be found?

One could anticipate the provision of necessary and sufficient training specific to the field of exercise psychology at which of the following institutions?

List and provide examples of occupational areas in which we might find an individual with a background in exercise psychology.

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -_____FEPSAC

Discuss the societal factors of the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s that helped to pave the way for the emergence of exercise psychology.

The formation of organizations or associations is essential because they do which of the following?

Discuss and provide examples that illustrate the two primary reasons given for why it is necessary or helpful to study the psychology of exercise.

Define and discuss the fields of psychology, exercise science, and exercise/rehabilitation psychology using examples in each case.

Match the organization with the appropriate descriptor -____NASPSPA

The World Health Organization's (WHO) physical activity recommendations for adults aged 18-64 years stipulate adults should do:

Physical Activity Epidemiology

Understanding Exercise Behavior I

Understanding Exercise Behavior II

Developing Exercise Interventions: Part 1

Developing Exercise Interventions: Part 2

Personality and Exercise

Self-Perceptions and Exercise

Stress, Stress Reactivity, and Exercise

Anxiety and Exercise

Depression and Exercise

Emotional Well-Being and Exercise

Cognitive Function and Exercise

Health-Related Quality of Life and Exercise

Filters