PE 106
問題一覧
1
seek to explain human behavior by analyzing the
antecedents and consequences present in the individual's environment and the
learned associations he or she has acquired through previous experience
behavioral theories
2
provide an explanatory framework of the putative
mediators of physical activity changes.
Health behavior theories
3
proposes that individuals learn
through observation, imitation, and modeling. According to this theory, people
acquire new behaviors by observing others and the consequences of their actions.
In the sports and exercise context, athletes can learn and adopt certain behaviors,
skills, and strategies by observing successful athletes or coaches.
social learning theory
4
who suggested social learning theory?
Albert Bandura
5
refers to the process of focusing on and paying attention
to relevant stimuli or models. In order for learning to occur, individuals need to
actively observe and attend to the behaviors, skills, or strategies demonstrated
by others.
attention
6
involves the ability to remember and store the observed
information or behavior. After paying attention to the model, individuals need to
retain the information in memory in order to recall and reproduce it later.
retention
7
refers to the physical reproduction
of the observed behavior or skill. It involves translating the mental
representation of the observed action into actual physical execution.
Motor reproduction
8
plays a crucial role in the social learning process. It
influences an individual's decision to engage in the observed behavior and the
effort they put into reproducing
motivation
9
theory suggests that behaviors can be
learned through the association between a neutral stimulus and a naturally
occurring stimulus. (e.g., pre-
competition rituals or cues) and desired performance states or behaviors.
Classical Conditioning
10
who suggested classical Conditioning?
Ivan Pavlov
Humm 1
Humm 1
Rod Laurence Sombilon · 94問 · 2年前Humm 1
Humm 1
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Reed
Reed
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Reed
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PE 103
PE 103
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PE 103
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PE 104
PE 104
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PE 104
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PE 104
PE 104
Rod Laurence Sombilon · 10問 · 2年前PE 104
PE 104
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Com 1
Com 1
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Com 1
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PE104
PE104
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PE104
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PE 103
PE 103
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PE 103
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Com 1
Com 1
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Com 1
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PE 104 FINALS
PE 104 FINALS
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PE 104 FINALS
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PE 103 finals
PE 103 finals
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PE 103 finals
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Com 1 Finals
Com 1 Finals
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Com 1 Finals
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PE 112
PE 112
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PE 112
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PE 122 badminton
PE 122 badminton
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PE 122 badminton
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PE 112 track and field
PE 112 track and field
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PE 112 track and field
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PE 112 table tennis
PE 112 table tennis
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PE 112 table tennis
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Reed
Reed
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Reed
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SOC SCI
SOC SCI
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SOC SCI
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Educ 101
Educ 101
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Educ 101
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Reed
Reed
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Reed
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SOC SCI
SOC SCI
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SOC SCI
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REED FINAL 2
REED FINAL 2
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REED FINAL 2
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PE 3
PE 3
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PE 3
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PE 111
PE 111
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PE 111
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Ethics
Ethics
Rod Laurence Sombilon · 75問 · 2年前Ethics
Ethics
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PE 113
PE 113
Rod Laurence Sombilon · 13問 · 2年前PE 113
PE 113
13問 • 2年前Rod Laurence Sombilon
問題一覧
1
seek to explain human behavior by analyzing the
antecedents and consequences present in the individual's environment and the
learned associations he or she has acquired through previous experience
behavioral theories
2
provide an explanatory framework of the putative
mediators of physical activity changes.
Health behavior theories
3
proposes that individuals learn
through observation, imitation, and modeling. According to this theory, people
acquire new behaviors by observing others and the consequences of their actions.
In the sports and exercise context, athletes can learn and adopt certain behaviors,
skills, and strategies by observing successful athletes or coaches.
social learning theory
4
who suggested social learning theory?
Albert Bandura
5
refers to the process of focusing on and paying attention
to relevant stimuli or models. In order for learning to occur, individuals need to
actively observe and attend to the behaviors, skills, or strategies demonstrated
by others.
attention
6
involves the ability to remember and store the observed
information or behavior. After paying attention to the model, individuals need to
retain the information in memory in order to recall and reproduce it later.
retention
7
refers to the physical reproduction
of the observed behavior or skill. It involves translating the mental
representation of the observed action into actual physical execution.
Motor reproduction
8
plays a crucial role in the social learning process. It
influences an individual's decision to engage in the observed behavior and the
effort they put into reproducing
motivation
9
theory suggests that behaviors can be
learned through the association between a neutral stimulus and a naturally
occurring stimulus. (e.g., pre-
competition rituals or cues) and desired performance states or behaviors.
Classical Conditioning
10
who suggested classical Conditioning?
Ivan Pavlov