A.Resting heart rate and resting blood pressure are reduced.

B.Resting heart rate and maximal heart rate decline.

C.Maximal heart rate increases but maximal blood pressure stays the same.

D.Resting heart rate and resting blood pressure stay the same, but maximal heart rate and maximal blood pressure are reduced.

A.Developing a behavioral contract, signed by the participant that formalizes their commitment to exercise.

B.Orienting participants to the advantages and disadvantages of exercise.

C.Utilizing environmental cues to remind participants to maintain their commitment to exercise.

D.Establishing realistic expectations and avoiding overly pessimistic or optimistic expectations.

A.47 year old male with high blood pressure

B.51 year old female with high blood pressure

C.37 year old female with type 2 diabetes

D.65 year old male with no other risk factors

A.Respiration rate is suppressed.

B.Blood pressure response is suppresed.

C.Sympathetic activity is inhibited.

D.Heart rate response is exaggerated.

A.strength of the athlete, points of contact, and flexibility

B.strength of the athlete, height of the drill, and reaction time

C.speed, range of motion, and reaction time

D.speed, height of the drill, and body weight