Chapter 1 Quizz

A person who has direct authority over other professionals and frequently has more responsibility over people rather than technical aspects is?

• Manager

• Supervisor

• Program Director

• Coordinator

An administrator who emphasizes building programs that develop the spirit and mind through the body is believed to be embracing what philosophy?

• Eclecticism

• Realism

• Idealism

• Pragmatism

It is concerned with behavior and learnable rules that teaches people to understand and apply standards from a personal moral point of view as well as to adopt norms from society at large.

• Values

• Ethics

• Morality

• Laissez-faire.

A type of administrator that is

sometimes referred to as anarchic because the head person assumes a very low profile

and allows the organization to operate on its own is?

• Autocratic or Authoritarian

• Democratic

• Eclectic

• Laissez-faire

If the administrator of sport or physical education would make decisions or

determine policy based mostly on previous experience and also believes that individuals have freedom of choice and responsibility for their own morals. He or she believes in what philosophy?

• Existentialism

• Pragmatism

• Realism

• Idealism

It relates to the study and standards of morality that individuals should follow.

Questions of values and concepts of right and wrong are weighted. It tell people how

they ought to act.

• Values

• Morality

• Integrity

• Ethics

What philosophy believes that reality is based on science and truth is gained through

the physical world by experimentation?

• Pragmatism

• Realism

• Idealism

• Existentialism

What type of administrator that functions as

a boss, not a leader and frequently works well in the armed forces

and in many industrial situations that require a high degree of uniformity, controlled

variables, and narrow objectives?

• Autocratic or Authoritarian

• Democratic

• Eclectic

• Laissez-faire

An approach that adopts parts of several philosophies rather than just one is called?

• Hybrid

• Hypocricy

• Eclecticism

• Atheism

A philosophy where reality must be experienced and is not fixed but is ever

changing truth is discovered by experience, and it holds only until a new experience

causes adjustment. Truth is what works and is therefore practical and value is predicated

on our judgment as a result of experience and relates to the good of society.

• Realism

• Pragmatism

• Idealism

• Existentialism