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HMS, BM EQ-Bank 372

Describe the key components that should be included when creating a research question about physiological responses to aerobic training.   (4 marks)

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  • Specific physiological response being measured must be clearly identified (e.g., resting heart rate, ventilation rate, blood lactate levels).
  • Type of aerobic training should be defined with specific characteristics including duration, intensity, frequency, and mode of exercise.
  • Target population characteristics should be specified including age range, fitness level, and health status.
  • Timeframe and measurement points must be established, indicating when data will be collected (e.g., pre-training, post-exercise).
  • Control variables that could affect results should be identified, such as environmental conditions and prior exercise history.
  • Measurability considerations should ensure the investigation can be practically conducted.

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Sample Answer 

  • Specific physiological response being measured must be clearly identified (e.g., resting heart rate, ventilation rate, blood lactate levels).
  • Type of aerobic training should be defined with specific characteristics including duration, intensity, frequency, and mode of exercise.
  • Target population characteristics should be specified including age range, fitness level, and health status.
  • Timeframe and measurement points must be established, indicating when data will be collected (e.g., pre-training, post-exercise).
  • Control variables that could affect results should be identified, such as environmental conditions and prior exercise history.
  • Measurability considerations should ensure the investigation can be practically conducted.

Filed Under: Investigate aerobic training Tagged With: Band 3, smc-5533-18-Research question

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