Which of These Describes the Problem with Administering Physical Fitness

question 5

Multiple Choice

Which of these describes the problem with administering physical fitness tests in children?

• A) Being able to sufficiently motivate the youngster for maximal performance
• B) Accurately determining whether a maximum effort has been achieved
• C) Overcoming the fears of anxious parents
• D) All of these are correct.
• E) Accurately determining whether a maximum effort has been achieved and overcoming the fears of anxious parents only

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