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You are investigating the physiological adaptations to different types of aerobic training. Formulate an appropriate research question for this investigation and explain why it meets the criteria for a good research question.   (4 marks)

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Sample Answer – Other research questions are possible

Research question:

  • “Which aerobic training method (continuous running, cycling, or swimming) produces the greatest reduction in recovery heart rate after 4 weeks of training in 16-year-old students?“

Explanation:

  • This leads to specific identification of the physiological response (recovery heart rate) and compares defined training methods.
  • The reason for this is that heart rate can be objectively measured using monitors or manual counting, making it measurable.
  • This creates a practical study timeframe (4 weeks) that works within school settings.
  • Therefore the population is clearly defined (16-year-old students), ensuring the study targets a specific group.
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Sample Answer – Other research questions are possible

Research question:

  • “Which aerobic training method (continuous running, cycling, or swimming) produces the greatest reduction in recovery heart rate after 4 weeks of training in 16-year-old students?“

Explanation:

  • This leads to specific identification of the physiological response (recovery heart rate) and compares defined training methods.
  • The reason for this is that heart rate can be objectively measured using monitors or manual counting, making it measurable.
  • This creates a practical study timeframe (4 weeks) that works within school settings.
  • Therefore the population is clearly defined (16-year-old students), ensuring the study targets a specific group.

Filed Under: Investigate aerobic training Tagged With: Band 4, smc-5533-18-Research question

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