Multiple Choice Questions

Chapter 7

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1.
The research which has focussed on tracking children’s activity levels and following them into adulthood suggests that:

a. Children’s activity tracks directly to adulthoodb. Active children make active adultsc. Tracking is small to moderate in terms of its effectd. Tracking is an overly complicated way of looking at the issue

2.
‘Empathy from others in your attempt to be physically active’ is an example of what kind of social support?

a. Informationalb. Materialc. Emotionald. Sympathetic

3.
A motivational climate that was mastery oriented would be characterised by:

a. Praise for effort, mistakes been part of learning and punishment in form of physical exerciseb. Mistakes been part of learning, performance being praised and self-improvements being importantc. Self-improvement, praise for effort and mistakes been part of learningd. Performance being praised, mistakes create anxiety and comparisons to others often made

4.
Pikora’s conceptual framework for understanding environmental influences on walking and cycling includes:

a. The weather, safety, aesthetics and destinationb. Fear of crime, the weather, the availability of cycle lanes and destinationc. The volume and speed of traffic, density of streets, local destinations of interest and safety concerns.d. Functionality, safety, aesthetics and destination

5.
Which of the following is NOT a sub-scale of the Group Environment Questionnaire (GEQ)?

a. individual attraction to the group – taskb. individual attraction to the group - socialc. group integration - taskd. group integration - coach

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