Contrast Fast Fibers with Slow Fibers in Terms of Diameter,glycogen

question 34

Multiple Choice

Contrast fast fibers with slow fibers in terms of diameter,glycogen reserves,myoglobin content,and relative abundance of mitochondria.

• A)Compared with slow fibers,fast fibers have a larger diameter,larger glycogen reserves,less myoglobin,and relatively fewer mitochondria.
• B)Compared with slow fibers,fast fibers have a smaller diameter,smaller glycogen reserves,less myoglobin,and relatively fewer mitochondria.
• C)Compared with slow fibers,fast fibers have a smaller diameter,larger glycogen reserves,more myoglobin,and more mitochondria.
• D)Compared with slow fibers,fast fibers have a larger diameter,smaller glycogen reserves,less myoglobin,and more mitochondria.
• E)Compared with slow fibers,fast fibers have a smaller diameter,smaller glycogen reserves,more myoglobin,and more mitochondria.

Recognize the contributions of key theorists such as Piaget and Kohlberg to adolescent psychology.

Describe the cognitive developments that occur during adolescence.

Understand the concept of morality and its stages as proposed by Kohlberg.

Identify the social and emotional challenges of adolescence.

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Definitions:

External Locus of Control

The belief that one's life events are largely determined by external forces or fate rather than one's own personal actions or efforts.

Internals

Individuals who believe they have control over the events in their lives, as opposed to feeling controlled by external forces.

Physical Health Differences

Variabilities in physical wellbeing among individuals due to genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors.

Wear Seat Belts

A safety measure that involves securing oneself in a vehicle with a strap to minimize injuries in the event of a crash.