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According to Isaacs and Pohlman (2000), for every kilogram increase in body fat there is a decrease in vertical jump performance of school age children (7-11 years) of
 
  A. 1/4 inch
  B. 1/2 inch
  C. 3/4 inch
  D. 1 inch
  E. 1 1/4 inch

Question 2

Which of the following is considered a gender-neutral means for classifying one as obese?
 
  A. waist circumference
  B. skinfold measures
  C. hydrostatic weighing
  D. body mass index



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A



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