neighborhood environment
Does neighborhood environment influence girls' pubertal onset? findings from a cohort study
... a neighborhood environment might influence a girl ’ s pubertal timing: (1) through reduced access to healthful foods and physical activity, which may lead to overweight and, in turn, ear- lier pubertal ...
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Children’s physical activity and parents’ perception of the neighborhood environment: neighborhood impact on kids study
... The present study identified multiple conceptually- congruent neighborhood environment correlates of children's physical activity in neighborhoods and parks. Because these are the most common places for ...
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Evaluation of the neighborhood environment walkability scale in Nigeria
... social environment is necessary for accurate analysis of environmental correlates of physical activity in low-income countries, that can inform international evidence-based policies and interventions in the ...
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Measuring the neighborhood environment: associations with young girls' energy intake and expenditure in a cross-sectional study
... many neighborhood aspects are fairly stable within the time frame of a few years, although changes in resi- dence would also influence neighborhood ...the neighborhood environment and ...
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Development and validation of the neighborhood environment walkability scale for youth across six continents
... other neighborhood at- tributes, including street connectivity, pedestrian infra- structure, access to services and facilities, traffic safety and safety from crime, has been inconclusive due to the small number ...
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The perception of the neighborhood environment changes after participation in a pedometer based community intervention
... the neighborhood environment may result in changes in environmental perceptions related to ...the environment as more inviting to be physically ...
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Factorial validity of an abbreviated Neighborhood Environment Walkability Scale for seniors in the Nurses’ Health Study
... paper may be the first to report on this aspect of validity for a measure of perceived neighborhood environment specifically in older U.S. adults. As more attention is de- voted to examining associations ...
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Perceived neighborhood environment and physical activity in 11 countries: Do associations differ by country?
... of neighborhood environments were mea- sured using items from the Physical Activity Neighbor- hood Environment Survey (PANES) ...abbreviated Neighborhood Environment Walkability Scale (NEWS-A) ...
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The Neighborhood Environment Walkability Scale for the Republic of Korea: Reliability and Relationship with Walking
... views, neighborhood walkability (a construct that includes intersection density, mixed land use, and residential density) and access to recreational re- sources (such as parks and recreation centers and programs) ...
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Neighborhood environment and walking for transport and recreation in Central European older adults
... In this cross-sectional, descriptive study, the as- sociations between perceived neighborhood environ- ment and meeting recommendation of 30 minutes of walking 5 days a week in middle European older adults were ...
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Perceived and objective neighborhood support for outside of school physical activity in South African children
... of neighborhood safety and traffic and mode of transport to school (active versus motorized ...the neighborhood environment between the high and low SES ...
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Role of parental and environmental characteristics in toddlers’ physical activity and screen time: Bayesian analysis of structural equation models
... the neighborhood environment construct of the ...and neighborhood safety included a single item adopted from a previous study ...grounds. Neighborhood safety was measured by asking parents to ...
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The use of formal concept analysis in evaluation of the relationship between the environment and physical activity of the residents in Czech regional cities
... the environment of cities is the “Neighborhood En- vironment Walkability Scale” involving a wide scope of questions: D) types of residence in your neighborhood, E) stores and other facilities in your ...
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Estrella2020_Article_AssociationsBetweenPerceivedNe.pdf
... hood environment are more strongly associated with vari- ous health outcomes including overall well-being [8], walk- ing [9], and sedentary time [10] than objective measures, regardless of age or ...perceived ...
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The neighborhood social environment and body mass index among youth: a mediation analysis
... Sedentary and physical activity time outside-school hours Children were asked to wear an accelerometer (Manu- facturing Technologies, Inc [MTI] Model 7164; Acti- graph, Inc, Florida, USA) attached to an elasticized belt ...
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Sustainable livable housing: a review of what traditional urban areas residents find important
... Previous studies revealed many attributes of measuring or achieving livability and sustainability depending on the focus or focuses study. Table 1 shows identified sustainable livable housing attributes based on various ...
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Statistical Assessment of Neighborhood Socioeconomic Deprivation Environment in Spatial Epidemiologic Studies
... U.S. Census data have been widely applied to assess neighborhood socioeconomic context. For the 2000 census and before, the Census Bureau collected population and housing data from all households and socioeconomic ...
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Urban neighborhood characteristics influence on a building indoor environment
... surrounding environment, and were therefore each simulated on 25 independent occasions, each with a unique prescribed radius, ranging from 20m to 500m in increments of ...
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Assessing the relationship between neighborhood factors and diabetes related health outcomes and self care behaviors
... The target sample size for the study was 600 adults with T2DM. With 600 participants, the analysis to evaluate the univariate relationships between community/neighborhood characteristics and diabetes care ...
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Neighborhood Sets and Neighborhood Polynomials of Cycles
... neighborhood sets of C n − 3 and C n − 4 with cardinality i − 1 . Therefore, we need to consider C n i − − 1 1 and C n i − − 1 2 . The families of these neighborhood sets can be empty or otherwise. Thus, we ...
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