Susanna Konsztowicz, Norbert Schmitz, Martin Lepage
Dimensions of insight in schizophrenia: Exploratory factor analysis of items from multiple self- and interviewer-rated measures of insight
Schizophrenia research
sports participation beneficial health socioemotional adjustment youth across development evidence indicating lower sports participation children developmental delays dd compared typically developing td peers little known predictors differential participation given increased risk physical mental health difficulties children dd understanding disparity important examined sports participation elementary schoolaged children without dd examined child family predictors three indices sports participation number sports highest relational sport ages 6 8 consistent sports 6 8 children td significantly higher three indicators mother child factors related significantly sports participation indices number sports related positively mother education positive perceptions negatively mother employment relational sports higher boys children higher social skills lower behavior problems regression analyses child age 8 included variables delay status dd td significant effect perspectives varying influences sports participation implications intervention discussed