KIN 100 1st EditionFinal Exam Study Guide This study guide is on material since the last exam. The final is cumulative, but is weighted more on recent material. Use the past two study guides to refresh on earlier material.Good luck!Movement classificationMatch Term with definition_____Discrete environment is stationary_____Open cyclical, movement repeats_____Gross performed with small muscle groups_____Closed outside environment is moving/changing_____Serial definite beginning and end_____Continuous large series of activities, multiple steps_____Fine larger movements and muscle groupsLearning variableDefineSpeedAccuracyResponse magnitudeResponse latencyResponse variabilityLearning Curve ProblemsThese notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.Give termmuscles tire during activitymotivation wanes during activity sessionsometimes improvement doesn’t show during session, only after does it showStages of LearningDefine and give and examplecognitive stageassociative stageautonomous stagePracticesMatch term with definition_____blocked practice practicing individual components of task_____whole practice long practice sessions_____distributed practice learn all of skill a before starting skill b_____random practice practicing entire task_____part practice practice activities in random order_____massed practice shorter sessions with restInformation Processing ModelsituationinterpretationactionGraphs and DrawingsExplain the context of each and what it showsEarly rapid gainslater gains more slowlytimescoreTimeScorelinear increaseGolf scorePre testPost test 1posttest 2no visionvisionno visionboth groups had visionneuroninputsynapseoutputrepeated stimulation changes synapseLong term potentiation (LTP)skinreceptorflexorsexcitationextensorsinhibitionmotorneuronsinterneuronsDefineSignal/Noise RatioDifference between external and internal feedbackStretch reflexTriphasic PatternBilateral DeficitVisionDefine and DifferentiateVisual AcuityVisual dominanceDepth PerceptionField of VisionFigure Ground perceptionlow morbidityhigh morbidityInjuries, Treatment and PreventionDefineDOMSConcussionStrainsMassageCryotherapyContrast Temperature Water ImmersionHyperbaric Oxygen TherapyWarm UpFlexibilityReceptorsMatch the Definition with the termmuscle spindles angle receptors, specific receptors fire action potentials for specific anglestendon organs force receptorsJoint receptors skin stretches with changes in positionvestibular system body position, can determine orientation of entire bodyskin receptors length receptors, sense length and rate of change of length of musclePediatric KinesiologyAnswer:Why has obesity increased?Can children lift weights?Aging and KinesiologyWhat is the difference between functional and chronological age?List some of the difference between adults and the elderly (ex, VO2 Max)How does activity level relate to reaction time and age?Why are cognitive challenges important for older adults?Integrative KinesiologyHow does the Mars Space Mission relate to Kinesiology?Explain some of the solutions to the potential
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