Neighborhood safety
Sports participation, perceived neighborhood safety, and individual cognitions: how do they interact?
... and neighborhood factors with sports participation can be ...The neighborhood can influence whether someone par- ticipates in sports, but, just as likely, participating in sports may influence the way ...
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A National Study of Neighborhood Safety, Outdoor Play, Television Viewing, and Obesity in Preschool Children
... less outdoor play time. In turn, these behavioral mechanisms might cause children, over time, to have positive energy balance and an increased risk for obesity. What we found in this sample of preschool children from 20 ...
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Neighborhood safety and physical inactivity in adults from Curitiba, Brazil
... of neighborhood safety and PI in leisure ...of safety were more likely to be inactive in walking during leisure time than ...of neighborhood safety because evidence suggests an inter- ...
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Built environment and physical activity among adolescents: the moderating effects of neighborhood safety and social support
... In recent years, there has been an increased emphasis on the role of the social environment as a key modifiable determinant of physical activity [7]. Studies on adults from the United States and older adults from China ...
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The complex theory of neighborhood safety: the influence of physical and social characteristics on neighborhood safety in the five main cities of Overijssel
... of neighborhood safety is influenced by the percentage of the non-vacant dwellings, the percentage of the Dutch native citizens, the level of social cohesion, the level of participation and the level of ...
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Short Term International Study For Teachers As A Form of Experiential Learning: A Case Study of American Educators in Turkey
... whether neighborhood social cohesion and neighborhood safety interacted to moderate the relation between acculturative stress and depression (exploratory research question ...of neighborhood ...
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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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Parents perception of children physical activity
... Internationally, the decline in physical activity between children was assessed (Tremblay, 2014). The WHO report estimated inadequate physical activity in 122 countries, later the updated study estimated inadequate ...
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Volunteerism and the Decline of Violent Crime
... I direct a coalition of community organizations, the Chicago Alliance for Neighborhood Safety, that would benefit from investment that supported this strategy as a serious crime and viol[r] ...
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Neighborhood-Level Predictors of Obesity Among African American Children in California
... a neighborhood influence their physical activity behaviors and weight status, which in turn determine their risk of developing ...that neighborhood support was associated with neighborhood ...
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Role of parental and environmental characteristics in toddlers’ physical activity and screen time: Bayesian analysis of structural equation models
... The Socialization Model of Child Behavior (SMCB) [ 17 , 19 ] is one such model that incorporates the environment (e.g., neighborhood safety, availability of electronic devices/phys- ical[r] ...
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How does perceived risk mediate associations between perceived safety and parental restriction of adolescents’ physical activity in their neighborhood?
... A key determinant of adolescents’ physical activity levels is the time they spend outdoors [4]. Nowadays, however, young people are subject to greater restrictions on spatial boundaries and enjoy lower levels of inde- ...
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Citizen participation in the safety domain through neighborhood WhatsApp groups: insights in the motivations of citizens
... ways: risk as feelings and risk as analysis. Risk as feelings are instinctive and intuitive reactions to risks, while risk analysis refers to logic, reason and scientific considerations. Further, they indicated that ...
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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 children ...
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Neighborhood aesthetics
... there and wallpaper construction, store which the exhibit the was concentrating or and be could interior an seen the the of opening overall exterior of view the as front places, the land[r] ...
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Neighborhood spaces
... of neighborhood spaces and continuous maps contains, as full subcategories, the category PRTOP of pretopological spaces, CLS of closure spaces, and TOP of topological ...for neighborhood and closure spaces ...
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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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Vol 11, No 6 (2020)
... status neighborhood index, product connectivity status neighborhood index, reciprocal product connectivity status neighborhood index, modified first and second status neighborhood indices, ...
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s13148-020-00830-8.pdf
... = 0.004 and 0.001, respect- ively). To evaluate the impact of greenspace, we examined if associations between PC7 and the eMRS were attenuated in individuals residing in neighborhoods where the percentage of street ...
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Topological Properties of Bismuth tri-iodide Using Neighborhood M-Polynomial
... of neighborhood degree sum based topological indices, present authors introduced neighborhood M-polynomial [15] whose role for neighborhood degree sum based indices is parallel to the role of the ...
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