Real World Tracking of Modified Ride-On Car Usage in Young Children With Disabilities.

Autor: Logan SW; Oregon State University., Hospodar CM; Oregon State University., Bogart KR; Oregon State University., Catena MA; Oregon State University., Feldner HA; University of Washington, Seattle., Fitzgerald J; Oregon State University., Schaffer S; Oregon State University., Sloane B; Oregon Health & Science University., Phelps B; Oregon State University., Phelps J; Oregon State University., Smart WD; Oregon State University.
Jazyk: angličtina
Zdroj: Journal of motor learning and development [J Mot Learn Dev] 2019 Dec; Vol. 7 (3), pp. 336-353.
DOI: 10.1123/jmld.2019-0015
Abstrakt: Background: Go Baby Go is a community program that provides modified ride-on cars to young children with disabilities.
Aims: (1) To describe the real world modified ride-on car usage of young children with disabilities; (2) To compare subjectively reported modified ride-on car usage recorded by parents with objectively reported usage based on electronic tracking data.
Methods: 14 young children (1-3 years old) with disabilities used a modified ride-on car for three months.
Results: On average, parent-reported activity log data indicated that children used the modified ride-on car for 17.8 minutes per session ( SD = 9.9) and 195.1 total minutes ( SD = 234.8) over three months. Objective tracking data indicated 16.5 minutes per session ( SD = 8.6) and 171.4 total minutes ( SD = 206.1) over three months. No significant difference of modified ride-on car usage was found between parent-reported activity log data and objective tracking; yet, the mean absolute difference between tracking methods was 96 minutes ( SD = 8.6) and suggests over- or under-reporting of families. Children used the modified ride-on car more in the first half compared to the second half of the three-month period ( p < .05).
Conclusions: This study may inform future research studies and local chapters of the Go Baby Go community program.
Databáze: MEDLINE
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