VCE Unit 2 Physical Education short quiz

Question

This stage of learning involves the learner making frequent errors and needing to know what to do. They are inconsistent , stiff and unrelaxed but show quick improvement

Answer 1

associative stage

Answer 2

cognitive stage

Answer 3

autonomous stage

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middle stage

Answer 5

as long as the learner continues

Answer 6

unable to measure

Answer 7

usually short

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varies, around a couple of years

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skills are automatic and frequent errors are made

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learner understands how to perform the skill and has an emphasis on strategies and tactics

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accurate performance and shows quick improvement

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can select relevant cues from the environment and is more consistent in performance

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choice reaction time

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simple reaction time

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fast reaction time

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no choice reaction time

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movement time and reaction time

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reaction time and response time

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response time and movement time

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anticipation and movement time

Answer 21

it makes runners move before the gun fires

Answer 22

psychological refractory period

Answer 23

someone can 'fake right and break left,' therefore making you lose your opponent

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it cant be directly meeasured

Answer 25

fast learner

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kinaesthetic learners

Answer 27

visual learner

Answer 28

auditory learner

Answer 29

part practice

Answer 30

distributed practice

Answer 31

sport practice

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blocked practice

Answer 33

cognitive stage

Answer 34

autonomous stage

Answer 35

associative stage

Answer 36

knowledge of results and feedback

Answer 37

knowledge of outcome and form

Answer 38

knowledge of results and performance

Answer 39

knowledge of performance and form

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authoritarian

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cooperative

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democratic

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authoritarian

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democratic

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cooperative

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active transport, play, recreation and leisure and gardening

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exercise, play, active transport and cooking

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occupational, active transport, play and household chores

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gardening, occupational, recreation and leisure and walking

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exercise, recreation and leisure, organised sport

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exercise, play, organised sport

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active transport, weights, games

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weights, organised sport, active transport

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gardening, occupational, transport, play

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frequency, intensity, duration, type

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gardening, occupational, transport, leisure time

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frequency, intensity, form, duration

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gardening, occupational, active transport, leisure time

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frequency, intensity

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aerobic, anaerobic, strengthening muscles and bones

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duration, type, frequency, intensity

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talk test, metabolic equivalent, perceived exertion and HR max

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measure of BP, perceived exertion, visible fitness improvement and HR max

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target heart rate, talk test, measure of BP and visible fitness improvement

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metabolic equivalent, perceived exertion, target heart rate and talk test

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behavioural

Answer 67

greater self-esteem, lower anxiety level, improved quality of life, enhanced sense of well being

Answer 68

lower risk of dementia and depression, improved quality of sleep and brain function, lower anxiety and great self esteem

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increased enjoyment of physical activity, improved bone development, lower anxiety level, greater self-esteem

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lower risk of dementia and cardiovascular diease, improved quality of sleep and brain function, lower anxiety and great self esteem

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elevated levels of systolic and diastolic BP

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when your muscles randomly contract constantly

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a sense of over-activeness from the muscles

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when your systolic and diastolic BP levels are extremely low

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everyone was getting fat in Australia

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involvement in physical activity was a public health issue

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the leading cause of every health related issue in Australia was a result of obesity

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government found it difficult to pay for all the medical bills that were needed as everyone was getting sick from obesity and lack of physical activity involvement

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at least 60 minutes every day, moderate-vigorous, aerobic and strengthening

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at least 30 minutes every day, vigorous, aerobic and stretching

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30 minutes at least three times a week, moderate-vigorous, aerobic and strengthening

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60 minutes at least three times a week, moderate-vigorous, aerobic and strengthening

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2.5-5 hours of moderate PA per week, 1.25-2.5 hours of vigorous PA per week, preferably every day, with strengthening and aerobic

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2.5-5 hours of vigorous PA per week, 1.25-2.5 hours of moderate PA per week, preferably every day, with strengthening and aerobic

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3.5-6 hours of moderate PA per week, 2-5 hours of vigorous PA per week, preferably every second day, with stretching and aerobic

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over 5 hours of moderate PA per week, 2.5-3.5 hours of vigorous PA per week, every day, with strengthening and anaerobic

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minimal amount of time of electronic media, breaking up long periods of sitting as often as possible

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less than 2 hours of electronic media per day, breaking up long periods of sitting as often as possible

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maximum of 3 hours of sedentary behaviour daily

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no more than 10 hours of sedentary behaviour throughout the week

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lack of time, dislike for exercise, lack of money and company and fear of judgement

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lack of time, lack of equipment, lack of money and company and fear of judgement

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injury, lack of time , lack of money and access to equipment and fatigue

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lack of time, dislike for exercise, lack of money and company and fatigue

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gender, Indiginous Australians, disabilities, geographic location, public transport, children/adolescents, ethnic minorities, overweight and obese people

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gender, Indiginous Australians, disabilities, public transport, children/adolescents, ethnic minorities, overweight and obese people

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gender, Indiginous Australians, disabilities, geographic location, public transport, education, ethnic minorities, overweight and obese people

Answer 98

gender, Indiginous Australians, disabilities, geographic location, public transport, children/adolescents, ethnic minorities, underweight

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