A) Mikhail Gorbachev.
B) Nikita Khrushchev.
C) Piotr Antonovich Roudik.
D) Avksenty Cezarevich Puni.
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A) Applied sport psychologist.
B) Clincal/counseling sport psychologist.
C) Educational sport psychologist.
D) Research sport psychologist.
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A) Wellness psychology.
B) Positive psychology.
C) Modern psychology.
D) Neo-Freudian psychology.
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A) Bruce Ogilvie,Southern California,1965.
B) Robert Singer,Florida,1950.
C) Coleman Griffith,Illinois,1925.
D) Dan Landers,Arizona,1970.
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A) Coleman Griffith.
B) Bruce Ogilvie.
C) Norman Triplett.
D) David Wiggins.
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A) Sexism.
B) Feminism.
C) Masculinism.
D) Communism.
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A) Sport psychology began to emerge as a discipline separate from motor learning.
B) Prior to the emergence of sport psychology as a discipline,most research in the area was conducted in a laboratory setting.
C) Sport psychology began to emerge as a discipline separate from exercise physiology.
D) All of the above.
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A) Accreditation costs the university money.
B) Accreditation would raise the issue of who is qualified to call themselves a "psychologist."
C) Accreditation would reduce the academic freedom and flexibility of diverse departments who currently offer sport psychology programs.
D) All of the above.
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