This being said, there was definitely room for some sort, although small, measurement reading error. 2. Data from teenagers would give more variable results than data collected from adults because although some may be finished, a lot of teenagers are not finished growing yet. This meaning that the variables found are not fixed because it is possible that a teenager’s foot size could still increase, or they could even possibly grow taller. This, however, is not the case for adults.
They may have not been as active as the other children, or had a lower BMR and other genetic things going on. Q #3: While growing, Mickey and Jim were overweight. How could this affect their current weights? They may have increased the number and size of their fat cells when they were younger, which made it much easier to gain weight as adults. Also, they didn’t seem to have the healthiest eating habits as children and that may have carried over into their adult years.
Which structure was the easiest for you to palpate and which was the most challenging? The structure that was the easiest for me to palpate first was the femoral condyle first as stated in the direction. I think the reason for this is because femoral condyle is larger than the tibial condyle due to the femur bone bearing more of the human body weight
Because Fusi wears more prominent colours than John, he appears to be more youthful. Also, they differ in their stature and body characteristics. Fusi is very fit and muscular with a full head of hair, all from working hard in his youth and spending his days outdoors fishing. In comparison, John is not as healthy and doesn’t have as much
Granted, the biological differences in the sexes will prevent certain things from being achieved on an equal level. For example, more men may be able to jump higher than women due to biological differences in muscle density and height, etc. I also find it interesting that society places people who
Some people are quite muscular and weigh more than the average for their age and height. However, their body composition, the amount of fat versus lean body mass (muscle, bone, organs and tissue), is within a desirable range. This is true for many athletes. Others weigh an average amount yet carry around too much fat. In our society, however, overweight often implies overfat because excess weight is commonly distributed as
Pantene is not as concentrated as Paul Mitchell. With Paul Mitchell being more concentrated, it will last you a few weeks longer than Pantene. With this you may spend a little more money, but in the long run the price may be the same. Both products have special formulas for all different types of hair. NEED TO ADD MORE HERE When someone reads the back of a Pantene bottle it has no guarantee that it could be old or tampered with.
Most buildings are not made so that they stay sanding when side to side movement is made. So really flexibility is needed at some point. Taller buildings are more flexible than shorter buildings which would explain why a lot of Japan’s
Cultural Influences on Personality Pertaining to Health and Lifestyle Decisions Jillian’s Case Study In relation to Jillian’s perception of health and status, the Ginis & Leary (2006) article found that stereotypic attitudes are associated with the appearance of one who exercises as well as their body weight. The study found that there is a perception that those who are overweight and exercise are physically attractive and are considered healthy more so than those who do not exercise (Ginis & Leary, 2006). In addition, those who are underweight and non-exercisers are not stereotyped at all. These perceptions counter the unattractiveness stereotype associated with being a non-exerciser (Ginis & Leary, 2006). Jillian is underweight and excessively exercises and this may be due to the perception of what is considered physical attractive (Ginis & Leary, 2006).
The Effect Of Word-length in Memory Recall Definition The concept that it is more challenging to remember a list of long words compared to a list of short words. It also states that words that are shorter to pronounce are easier to remember than words that take longer to pronounce. Significance The word length effect shows that short words are easier to remember and this is because it takes longer to rehearse the long words. This effect also provides an explanation as to why American children can remember a larger range of digits than Welsh children. Generally, Welsh numbers require a greater amount of time to pronounce than English numbers.