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6.2 STUDY DESIGN

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Total cards: 15•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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The importance of the PAR-Q

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Makes sure an individual wont endanger themselves by completing strenuous at danger If a person answers yes to any question they should consult a doctor before undertaking any strenuous physical exercise

#2
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Main factors of fitness testing

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Specificity, Accuracy, Reliability and Validity

#3
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Accuracy

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Make sure equipment used to measure fitness components are accurate and working properly.

#4
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Validity

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Make sure the test used actually measures what it claims to measure (multistage fitness not for swimmers)

#5
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Specificity

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Fitness tests need to be sport specific (flexibility for gymnastics)

#6
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Reliability

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The ability to produce the same results each time for the same performance. Tests can be unreliable when there’s a learning effect

#7
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Field test of human performance

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A test that is conducted in the natural habitat of the sport

#8
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Labatroy test of human performance

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Conducted in a controlled environment

#9
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Sub-Maximal test of human performance

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A test not requirng performers to reach maximum effort levels

#10
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Maximal test of human performance

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A test where performers releases short term exhaustion to attempt to reach maximal effort levels.

#11
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Positives and negatives of field testing

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Positives- Easy to set up, cheap and effective Negatives- Lacks accuracy compared to laboratory and external variables hard to control

#12
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Positives and negatives of Laboratory testing

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Positives- Easy to control external variables meaning replication is easier Negatives- Expensive equipment required, not sport specific and not everyone has access to them

#13
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Sub-Maximal testing positives and negatives

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Positives- Lower chance of injury and can be used to predict VO2 MAX Negatives- Less accurate than maximal testing and hard to set intensity correctly

#14
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Maximal negatives and positives

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Positives- Accurate measure of fitness and results allowing training targets to be set Negatives- Chance of injury and cant be repeated in a short time frame

#15
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6.2.2 HELP STUDY DESIGN

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