Question

1. according to the individuality principle, why do individuals respond differently to exercise?

due to marketing tactics
due to genetic, age, and health status differences
due to a lack of evidence - based information
due to societal norms

1. in the context of cultural norms, how might a society that values work ethic and productivity differ in its attitudes towards physical activity compared to one that prioritizes leisure and work - life balance?

both societies will have similar attitudes.
the society valuing work ethic may prioritize physical activity less.
the society valuing work ethic may prioritize physical activity more.

1. in the context of claims made by fitness products and programs, why is the use of scientific - sounding language considered a common marketing tactic?

to confuse consumers and discourage critical thinking
to provide accurate and reliable information
to promote exclusivity
to encourage consumer reviews

Explanation:

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The Individuality Principle in exercise science emphasizes that individual differences (like genetics, age, health status) lead to varied exercise responses. Marketing tactics, lack of evidence - based info, or societal norms don't relate to individual physiological/biological differences in exercise response.

A society valuing work ethic and productivity may focus more on work - related tasks, leaving less time or priority for physical activity. A society prioritizing leisure and work - life balance is more likely to prioritize physical activity as part of leisure. So the work - ethic - focused society may prioritize physical activity less.

Using scientific - sounding language in fitness marketing often aims to make claims seem more credible, which can confuse consumers and stop them from thinking critically about the product's actual effectiveness. It's not for accurate info (as it may be misleading), promoting exclusivity, or encouraging reviews.

Answer:

B. Due to genetic, age, and health status differences

Question 8