Foundations Test 4

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Youth sport programs always play a positive role in the lives of children.

False

_____ requires students to intern in a sport management setting for a semester or summer, working at least 40 hours a week and accumulating at least 400 hours.

Field experience

Which approach is not acceptable for dealing with burnout?

Getting into the habit of unwinding from the stresses of the day with the assistance of alcohol and drugs

Which of the following is a reason for corporations to invest in fitness and wellness programs for their employees?

Increased employee productivity

Which of the following is a chief function of the North American Society for Sport Management?

It promotes and encourages scholarly writing.

Which of the following is an opportunity available to individuals desiring to pursue a therapy-related career?

Kinesiotherapy

Which of the following challenges is associated with coaching?

Long and arduous hours

Professionals interested in athletic training might be interested in joining which of the following organizations?

NATA

Which of the following organizations offers certification exams for athletic trainers?

NATA

Which of the following is a true statement about career opportunities in the field of sports marketing?

Negotiating and nurturing sponsorship deals is one career option.

According to IHRSA, which of the following is not a trend being seen in the health and fitness club industry?

Physicians are prescribing exercise less often, opening up the opportunities for clubs to provide these services.

Which of the following is an essential component of an effective, quality physical education program?

Policy and environment

In which of the following should an individual have some background to be successful in the sport management field?

Public relations

Which of the following is true of assessment, the fourth component of quality physical education?

Regular student assessments help teachers track student achievement.

Which of the following terms was defined by researcher Christina Maslach as a psychological syndrome in response to chronic interpersonal stressors on the job?

Burnout

_____ treat individuals who experience problems with their neuromusculoskeletal system to help them regain their health and improve their functional abilities; they believe that misalignment of the spinal column impacts the overall health of the individual and, in some cases, lowers resistance to disease.

Chiropractors

Which organization might offer professional development opportunities for physical educators?

SHAPE America

Which of the following is included in the responsibilities of an individual working in sport retailing as a manufacturer's representative?

Submitting bids for equipment wanted by institutions

Which of the following is a responsibility of an athletic trainer?

Taping the ankles and knees of athletes prior to practices and competitions

A systematic process that utilizes leisure and other activity-based interventions to address the assessed needs of individuals with illnesses and/or disabling conditions, as a means to psychological and physical health, recovery, and well-being is called _____.

recreational therapy

Which of the following is a primary concern for a sport facilities manager?

The safety of individuals using the facility

Which of the following is a disadvantage of teaching physical education at the elementary school level?

There are multiple classes of short durations during the day.

Which of the following is true of the teaching standards developed by the Council of Chief State School Officers Interstate Teacher Assessment and Support Consortium (InTASC)?

They offer guidelines to professionals entering the field as beginning teachers and to veteran teachers.

Which of the following statements best describes the role of sportscasters?

They work as play-by-play announcers.

Which of the following best describes the purpose of the Commission on Sport Management Accreditation (COSMA)?

To promote and recognize excellence in sport management education, at both the undergraduate and graduate levels

A background in physical education and sport will assist a sport broadcaster to analyze skills more effectively.

True

A career in sport law requires individuals to study beyond their bachelor's degree.

True

Accountability requires that professionals fulfill their many professional obligations in an exemplary fashion.

True

Agreements between states that allow teachers certified in one state to teach in another state are called reciprocity agreements.

True

An IEP refers to an individualized education plan for a student with a disability.

True

Being a professional in physical education, exercise science, and sport requires commitment and leadership at all levels.

True

Burnout may have a negative impact on the quality of instruction offered to students.

True

Collaborative, committed leadership is essential in reducing physical inactivity and promoting a physically active lifestyle.

True

Exercise programs can be characterized as rehabilitative or preventative in nature.

True

In the coaching realm, burnout may be caused by extended time spent in preparation and planning, excessive paperwork, and a myriad of administrative tasks.

True

In the context of preparations done to attain a professional position, placement files generally contain demographic information, a resume, and letters of recommendation.

True

Individuals who aspire to a career in sport management must be willing to work at an entry-level position and advance through the organization to a top management position.

True

Many of the responsibilities associated with working in a professional sport organization, such as the National Football League (NFL) or the Big Ten, entail responsibilities similar to those found in collegiate athletic administration.

True

On-demand virtual training offers people the ability to workout at a convenient time as well as the opportunity to take advantage of professional instruction.

True

One of the advantages of belonging to a professional organization is that you get to know other professionals in the field.

True

One of the prime concerns of the sport facility manager is the safety of individuals using the facility.

True

Preventative exercise program specialists work with healthy adults to increase their level of fitness and realize the associated gains in their health.

True

Recreational therapists use games, sports, arts and crafts, and social activities to help program participants improve their well-being.

True

Rehabilitative programs are usually found within hospitals.

True

Some students bring their resume to conferences to distribute when appropriate to professionals in attendance.

True

Sport journalists may cover events live or write in-depth or feature articles about athletes or various topics in the sport world.

True

Sport participation for males and females of all ages has increased dramatically, yet opportunities at all levels of sport and within sport administration and the sport industry remain inequitable.

True

Studies indicate that the fitness movement is not reaching young people in the United States.

True

Teaching in the nonschool environment is beneficial because participation in these programs is voluntary.

True

The Affordable Care Act has created new incentives for employers to invest in worksite wellness programs.

True

The benefits of belonging to professional organizations include the development of professional contacts and the opportunity to update one's skills and knowledge.

True

The globalization of American sports creates opportunities for employment overseas.

True

The primary responsibility of the director of intramurals and campus recreation is to promote participation.

True

The responsibilities of the director of intramurals are similar to those of the director of corporate recreation.

True

Three benefits of belonging to a professional organization are communication, opportunity for service, and development of professional contacts.

True

Two areas of physical education and sport that professionals could improve for the future are being more proactive of challenges and issues and introspective of their own actions and values.

True

Unlike rehabilitative exercise programs, preventative exercise programs _____.

are commonly found in worksite fitness centers, commercial fitness centers, and community agencies such as the YMCA

Usually, a rated official must do the following except _____.

contact local officials associations

Managerial tasks associated with teaching in the school or nonschool setting may include all of the following except _____.

demonstrating skills

According to the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs, kinesiotherapists emphasize:

development of functional fitness in disabled people.

_____ is defined as the psychotherapeutic use of movement to promote emotional, social, cognitive, and physical integration of an individual.

Dance therapy

Which is not one of the competencies recommended by NASPE to be included within the undergraduate sport management professional preparation program?

Entrepreneurship

In a discussion about the future directions for health and physical education, which of the following actions did Oberle suggest for enhanced effectiveness?

Establish minimum standards for entry into professional preparation programs

As athletics continues to become more popular and grow, there will be a decreased need for individuals trained in sport management.

False

Certification as an athletic trainer is attainable through AAHPERD.

False

Contract negotiation is the only service provided by sport agents.

False

In the sport management realm, competent performance at a middle management position will lead to an entry-level position and further advancement.

False

Individual professionals do not have any impact or influence over students, players, and clients whom they work with or educate.

False

Individuals obtaining a certification in sport officiating simply need to pass a written examination.

False

Mainstreaming is the exclusion of students with disabilities in the "regular" classroom when appropriate for the student.

False

Managerial tasks are activities related to the institution in which teaching occurs.

False

NATA allows certification for personal trainers.

False

One factor that may counter the rapid growth of commercial health clubs is the decreasing sales of home exercise equipment.

False

Opportunities in therapy-related careers have decreased within the last decade.

False

Physical activity has been related to premature mortality and morbidity.

False

Physical educators desiring to work in a therapeutic setting may pursue careers in movement therapy, dance therapy, psychotherapy, and recreational therapy.

False

Physical educators do not participate in the writing of IEPs for students with disabilities because physical education is not considered a primary subject.

False

Tervalon and Murray-Garcia suggested that in practice, cultural competency is not a discrete end point to be achieved but a process they termed cultural sensitivity.

False

The certification program in athletic training is administered by ACSM.

False

The director of intramurals is responsible for scheduling competitive contests with other institutions and training officials and scheduling facilities for maximum use to ensure profitable financial status.

False

There has been a decrease in sales of athletic footwear, sport apparel, and fitness equipment, indicating a decline in participation in fitness activities and sports.

False

One instructional task performed by teachers is _____.

evaluating student performance

Role conflict occurs when teachers who coach _____.

find it difficult to balance the competing demands of both jobs

The process of following a professional for a day or two to get a taste of what various careers entail and receive in-depth exposure to the workplace is called _____.

job shadowing

Advocacy is an important responsibility for sport professionals because:

of the rapid increase in privatization of sports.

When advocating physical activity programs outside of the school setting, professionals are required to _____.

promote and market their programs

The purpose of _____ is to promote and integrate "scientific research, education, and practical applications of sports medicine and exercise science to maintain and enhance physical performance, fitness, health, and quality of life."

the American College of Sports Medicine

In the school setting, a recent challenge in physical education, exercise science, and sport is _____.

the lack of administrative and teacher support

Requirements for certification by the American Kinesiotherapy Association include all of the following except _____.

two years of experience as a trainer

What percentage of the National Collegiate Athletic Association's (NCAA) men's basketball players enter the professional ranks?

1.2%

_____ is defined as the pursuit of influencing outcomes—including public policy and resource allocation decisions within political, economic, and social systems and institutions—that directly affect people's lives.

Advocacy

If you are seeking employment in health- or fitness-related careers, you can increase your marketability by _____.