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Capturing the geography of children’s active and sedentary behaviours at home: the HomeSPACE measurement tool

Clover Maitland, Sarah Foster, Gareth Stratton Orcid Logo, Rebecca Braham, Michael Rosenberg

Children's Geographies, Volume: 17, Issue: 3, Pages: 291 - 308

Swansea University Author: Gareth Stratton Orcid Logo

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DOI (Published version): 10.1080/14733285.2018.1493431

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Children spend much of their time at home, indoors and sedentary. This study reports on the development, exploratory factor analysis, validity and reliability of the HomeSPACE Instrument. The instrument assesses features of the home physical environment that influence children’s sedentary behaviour...

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Published in: Children's Geographies
ISSN: 1473-3285 1473-3277
Published: 2019
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title Capturing the geography of children’s active and sedentary behaviours at home: the HomeSPACE measurement tool
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title_short Capturing the geography of children’s active and sedentary behaviours at home: the HomeSPACE measurement tool
title_full Capturing the geography of children’s active and sedentary behaviours at home: the HomeSPACE measurement tool
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description Children spend much of their time at home, indoors and sedentary. This study reports on the development, exploratory factor analysis, validity and reliability of the HomeSPACE Instrument. The instrument assesses features of the home physical environment that influence children’s sedentary behaviour and physical activity, and the family influences that create this environment. The space and equipment audit achieved good to excellent criterion validity and test-retest reliability for equipment, outdoor features and home design measures (Study 1, n = 36 parents). Family influence scales showed acceptable internal consistency and test-retest reliability (Study 2, n = 96 parents). Factor analysis highlighted fifteen scales to assess the importance, preferences and supportiveness of the home environment for activity. The HomeSPACE Instrument extends previous tools to provide a valid and reliable assessment of home influences on children’s sedentary behaviour and physical activity, that is adaptable for varying home physical environments.
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