A.Self-monitoring

B.Social reinforcement

C.Cognitive restructuring

D.Goal setting

A.Revenue from membership dues.

B.Expenses due to payroll and benefits.

C.Proportional fixed depreciation costs.

D.Fixed assets like land or a building.

A.Over-reaching involves poor nutrition and high-intensity exercise whereas overtraining only involves high-intensity exercise and normal nutritional practices.

B.Overtraining involves a syndrome of prolonged fatigue in athletes whereas over-reaching may be planned, short-term training phase of high-intensity exercise followed by short-term recovery.

C.Over-reaching is a syndrome commonly seen in athletes involving prolonged periods of fatigue whereas overtraining is a temporary condition of mental stress that may impair performance.

D.Overtraining may be a planned phase of high-intensity exercise common to elite athletes whereas over-reaching involves a similar phase in novice athletes.

A.Delayed onset muscle strain.

B.Acute onset muscle strain.

C.Delayed onset muscle soreness.

D.Acute onset muscle soreness.

A.Muscular hypertrophy

B.Muscular strength

C.Muscular endurance

D.Muscular power