What is the future of Kinesiology, and what events will help in its development?

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Q: Differentiate between a kinesis and a taxis.

A: Movement is the act or process of moving and especially changing place or position.

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Q: What are the primary application areas of biomechanics in kinesiology?

A: A sub-discipline of education, exercise science, and sport. Focuses on the appliance of the…

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A: Animal science is considered the study of animal's biology.

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Q: Why do you think movement variability can be functional?

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