A test of the activity deficit hypothesis with children with movement difficulties

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A test of the activity deficit hypothesis with children with movement difficulties

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Voir la revue «ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUATERLY»

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BOUFFARD, Marcel | WATKINSON, E. Jane | THOMPSON, Linda P. | CAUSGROVE DUNN, Janice L. | ROMANOW, Sandy K.E.

Edité par ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUATERLY - 1996

Date : 02/01/1996

Description : 61-73 pages

Cote : APAQ-1301

Mots-clés : ACTIVITE PHYSIQUE ADAPTEE ; COMPARAISON ; HANDICAP PHYSIQUE ; MOTRICITE

An activity deficit hypothesis was posited that children with movement difficulties are less physically active during recess than age- and gender-matched controles without movement difficulties.

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