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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Active Games"”.
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An investigation into inequalities in parent-child involvement in active play
… is concerned with parent-child involvement in active play and, in particular, social inequalities which may exist for mother-child and father-child participation and facilitation. Following a literature review which pointed to a lack of quantitative evidence, interview data from a contemporary …
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Predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling predictors of middle school children's after-school physical activity participation
… socioeconomic status. Low SES children were more active than not-low SES children. Ordinal logistic regression analysis revealed that of the fourteen predisposing, reinforcing, and enabling factors that were tested, physical activity self-efficacy (p = .03), attraction to physical activity (p = …
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Relationships between physical activity and motor and cognitive function in young children
… teacher-led physical activity intervention (active games) was run in intervention schools 2 hours per week for 10 weeks. The control PE sessions were specialist and teacher led standard curriculum, increased to 2 hours per week. Results: Study 1: There was a statistically significant, but …
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Using pedometers to explore the physical activities that children want to do, and teachers want to implement: a mixed method case study
… for 4 weeks, to quantitatively investigate how active they were during the school day. The step count data was used to select both high and low active children to participate in further qualitative investigation. Focus groups (n=32) were used to explore what children want from physical activity …
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Bootle Rumble: Gamifying Rehabilitation Exercise for Youth with Cerebral Palsy
Youth with cerebral palsy (CP) may be prescribed rehabilitation exercises by physiotherapists in order to improve or maintain motor function as they grow into adolescence. However, in the field of physiotherapeutic medicine, adherence to exercise prescriptions has been shown to be low. Motivation …