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agasfer [191]
3 years ago
10

Kinesiology is composed of a variety of areas of specialized study. These specialized areas, which include sport and exercise ps

ychology and sport sociology, are known as:_____.
a) subdisciplines
b) core classes
c) professional practice
d) parent disciplines
Biology
1 answer:
DochEvi [55]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

A) subdisciplines

Explanation:

Kinesiology refers to the study related to the movement which is used by the experts to refer to the movement during the physical activity.

The kinesiology studies involve various aspects of the physical activities like the biomechanics, physiology, sociology, history of sports, motor control and others, therefore, the kinesiology is considered an interdisciplinary study of the physical activity and the various aspects of the kinesiology are thus called the subdisciplines.

Thus, A) subdisciplines is the correct answer.

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