Quest · 1999 · 461 citations · 59 references
EducationHealth PromotionHuman DevelopmentChild DevelopmentPhysical ActivityPhysical DevelopmentChild Health PromotionPhysical Activity For ChildrenPhysical Activity PromotionBehavioral Health In ChildrenChild Physical ActivityChildhood Physical ActivityConceptual Model DevelopmentPhysical Activity DeterminantsSocial-ecological Interactions
Many theoretical models have been proposed to understand the factors influencing physical activity behavior; however. few have been specifically developed for children. The purpose of this paper is to describe a conceptual model of physical activity promotion that is based on the unique developmental, psycho1ogical, and behavioral characteristics children. The current model adopts a social-ecological framework by acknowledging the input of various personal, social, and environmental influences on children's physical activity. The model also unites constructs from competing theoretical frameworks to provide a conceptual basis for comparing various models. It is hoped that this model will serve as a bridge between theory and practice and will enhance the promotion of physical activity among children.
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