BPK 143 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Cardiovascular Disease, Body Composition, Cardiac Output
24 Oct 2018
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Ch1: in 1900, a person was most likely to die of chronic diseases. False: regular exercise is a crucial factor in preventing chronic disease. True: regular exercise is associated with increased feelings of well- being and self-esteem. True: current fitness level should not influence your choice of exercise activities. False: varying your exercise program will decrease your chances of staying with the program. False: the three leading causes of death in canada in 2002 were: Heart disease, stroke, and cancers of the respiratory system: the first step in changing a health-related behaviour is: Setting specific goals: setting realistic, specific goals can help you change unwanted behaviour by: Past popularity of the activity: the interaction between genotype and phenotype can be conceptualized by the following relationship: genotype + environment phenotype, if you were asked if you are fit, what would be the best. Fit for what: which of the following is not a general physical skill, as listed in.
