involvement of children in planning the activities is important to facilitate PA for children and adolescents and may help to eliminate barriers to it. One grade does not give a complete picture of the situation of CAWD as the CAWD group is heterogeneous with different levels of functional difficulties, long
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P. Asunta, K. Kämppi, K. Ng, A. Saari, and T. Tammelin
Chantelle Zimmer and Janice Causgrove Dunn
( Causgrove Dunn & Dunn, 2006 ), and coercion ( Zimmer & Causgrove Dunn, 2020 ). The purpose of this study was to explore teachers’ perceptions of and interactions in physical education with children thought to demonstrate functional difficulties associated with DCD. While it is known that majority of
Yonglin Liang, Francisco T.T. Lai, Joyce L.Y. Kwan, Wai Chan, and Eng-Kiong Yeoh
, such as managing finances and daily transportation, and to identify functional difficulties in eight domains, with a higher score representing more severe disabilities. Statistical Analysis We implemented a multivariable Poisson regression analysis to study the moderating effect of sports
Laurence Lloyd Parial, Simon Ching Lam, Earl Francis Sumile, and Angela Yee Man Leung
for persons with functional difficulties ( Inouye et al., 2013 ). Compared with the original Zumba dance, a version known as Zumba Gold is designed to address the needs and limitations of people aged ≥50 years ( Dalleck et al., 2015 ). Zumba Gold follows the traditional Zumba program but with a lesser
Marcin Grzes´kowiak, Zbigniew Krawiecki, Wojciech Łabe˛dz´, Jacek Kaczmarczyk, Jacek Lewandowski, and Dawid Łochyn´ski
discomfort in wearing of tapes. Ex post evaluation revealed that KT caused less functional difficulties ( P = .001) and was more comfortable ( P = .01). Kinesio taping intervention caused similar to PT decrease in disability level, but it was more comfortable in usage. Discussion The goal of the present
Rosanna Gilderthorp, Jan Burns, and Fergal Jones
checklist, which focuses on “Impairments of Body Functions”, was administered. This covered all of the eight domains above and asked participants to describe whether they experienced any functional difficulties relating to each domain. It was not necessary to administer Part 1b or Part 2 of the checklist
Pankaja Desai, Shannon Halloway, Klodian Dhana, Yanyu Zhang, Thomas Holland, Puja Agarwal, Christopher N. Ford, Carlos Mendes de Leon, Denis A. Evans, and Martha C. Morris
participants with incident Alzheimer’s disease had less PA participation, an increased likelihood of being White or African American/Black and not Hispanic, and more education and functional difficulty, compared with participants who were alive ( Scarmeas et al., 2011 ). The PA measurement included walking
Philippa J.A. Nicolson, Maria T. Sanchez-Santos, Julie Bruce, Shona Kirtley, Lesley Ward, Esther Williamson, and Sarah E. Lamb
Widowhood 829 1 ( van den Brink et al., 2004 ) 1 1.7–1.8 Very low Currently not exercising 1,483 1 ( Ho et al., 1997 ) 1 2.1 Very low Low amount of exercise per day 1,483 1 ( Ho et al., 1997 ) 1 2.2–3.4 Very low Other functional difficulties 2,145 1 ( Crimmins & Saito, 1993 ) 1 1.3–1.4 Very low Low
frontal theta can be used as a physiological measure of functional difficulty. Thus, modeling time-varying covariates is beneficial for motor learning as it allows us to address theoretical propositions more directly. Moreover, time-varying covariates are also important for motor development (e
difficulties in adaptive locomotion. To date, adaptive locomotion literature has not been synthesized within a framework that may shed light on factors contributing to functional difficulties experienced by individuals with DCD, or strategies to improve their motor function. Using dynamic systems theory as a
