Amalie Roland Dons, Henriette Emmy Ludwigs, Katrine Ringvig, Sine Rossen, Karen Trier, Lars Kayser
Perspective of Health Care Professionals and Cancer Survivors on the Usage of Technology in Consultations
International journal of environmental research and public health
children developmental coordination disorder dcd diagnosed based poor motor skills impact daily activities however may also lead lower predilection participation physical activities higher risk develop health problems determine motor skill related levels children moderate severe dcd compare typically developing children td study also aimed determine level activities daily living adl reported parent selfefficacy reported children lastly relation motor skill related fitness adl selfefficacy examined crosssectional study compared td children n 105 children dcd n 109 45 moderate dcd 64 severe dcd elementary schools tunisia 7 10 years age dcddailyquestionnaire childrens selfperceptions adequacy predilection physical activity questionnaire used determine adl adequacy towards physical activity respectively perffit used measure motor skill related fitness levels large group differences p 0001 found adl domains selfefficacy td dcd children however adl selfefficacy different moderate severe dcd motor skill related fitness significantly lower p 001 children dcd td children children moderate severe dcd relation selfefficacy dcddailyq different two dcd groups slow motor learning associated lower perceived enjoyment physical education moderate dcd group lower perceived adequacy physical education severe dcd group children dcd participate enjoy physical activity less peers combination lower participation lower predilection physical activity lowered motor skillrelated fitness concern present future health status children dcd