1
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What is a “gold standard” for measuring body density?
A
Underwater weighing
2
Q
Measurement of fat free mass is most validly undertaken for the purposes of:
A
Tracking changes over time
3
Q
The units of BMI are:
A
Kg/m2
4
Q
When thinking about scientific measurements, what are limits of agreement?
A
Maximum difference between consecutive measurements
5
Q
When are you able to withdraw from a research project or laboratory activity that you have previously consented to?
A
At any time
SPEX102
flashcards
Decks in class (34)
# Cards
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Fat And Muscle20
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Anthropometry5
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Body Composition5
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Week 1-2 Quiz4
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Physical Acitvity Globaly, NZ And You5
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Principles Of Trainng And PA Fr Perfomance And Health8
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Architectue Of Musculoskeletal System13
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Types Of Movement30
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Oranga: Promoting Healthy, Active Lifestyles3
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Physical Activity Globally, NZ And You5
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Principles Of Training And Physical Activity For Performance And Health0
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Exercise Science: An Evolving Field8
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Evolved To Move?6
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Measuring Body Dimensions And Composition8
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Muscle And Fat Interact In Many Ways For Health And Performance18
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Generating Measuring Force35
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Force recap17
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Midterm study - mixed cards54
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Weekly quizzes21
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Week 10 quiz3
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Module 4: Enhancing movement17
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Brain matters and accelerated learning32
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Personalised exercise and genetics10
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Module 5 Summary10
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Week 12 quiz5
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Module 133
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Module 216
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Module 315
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Module 41
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Module 53
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Lecture Outlines Quizlet Questions67
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Weekly Quiz Questions34
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MCQ Revision30
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SAQ Revision37
