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"What is a characteristic of total body fat? It includes stored fat in body tissue. It includes essential fats harmful for cell function. It can be used to determine a person’s body weight. It can be used to determine body mass percentage.
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Answer:
It can be used to determine body mass percentage.
Explanation:
Total body fat can be used to determine the percentage of body mass.
Your body fat percentage is simply the percentage of fat your body has. Total body mass includes body fat and lean mass values (muscles, organs, blood, and everything else). A certain amount of fat is essential for the body to perform vital functions. Therefore, a person can never get rid of all the body fat but lower the percentage so that the body becomes shapely and the muscles begin to appear.
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The conditioned stimulus - song.
The unconditioned stimulus -parents fighting.
The conditioned response - anxiety towards song.
The unconditioned response - anxiety towards parents fighting.
Explanation:
Classical conditioning may be defined as the learning procedure when the biological strong stimulus is combined with neutral stimulus elicit a strong response.
The conditioned stimulus is strong stimulus and in this case song acts as conditioned stimulus and produces a conditioned response of the anxiety against the song. The unconditioned is the neutral stimulus and when combined with the conditioned produces the response. Here, the unconditioned stimulus is parents fighting and the unconditioned response generated by this stimulus is the anxiety of the parents fighting.
The act of strengthening the muscles of the abdomen and torso is <u>core strengthening.
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Explanation:
The core is the central part of the body comprised of about 35 (major and minor) muscle groups which connect to the pelvis, spine and hip area. These can be broadly grouped as the abdominals, back extensors, hip, and lateral trunk muscle groups.
The core area is the centre of gravity and stability for all bodily movements.
Strength of core muscles is very important especially to athletes and sports persons. Weakness of core muscles leads to general body weakness and fatigue, muscle injuries like sprains, less endurance and power, back pain, and poor posture.
Core strengthening exercises are done to train the core muscles and strengthen them and work in harmony for better body balance, stability, and movement. Core strengthening exercises include crunches, plank, L-sit, sit-ups, push-ups etc
