Gillian King|Beata Batorowicz|Patricia Rigby|Margot McMain?Klein|Laura Thompson|Madhu Pinto
Development of a Measure to Assess Youth Self-reported Experiences of Activity Settings (SEAS)
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital|University of Toronto|McMaster University|University of Toronto|University of Toronto|Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital|Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital
abstractthere need psychometrically sound measures youth experiences communityhome leisure activity settings 22item selfreported experiences activity settings seas captures following experiences youth grade 3 level language comprehension personal growth psychological engagement social belonging meaningful interactions choice control fortyfive youth aged 1423 years 10 severe disabilities completed seas 160 leisure activity settings seas good excellent internal consistency cronbachs alpha 071 088 moderate testretest reliability mean scale intraclass correlation coefficient 068 expected due changes activity settings time seas able differentiate various types activity settings participation partners seas used gain greater understanding situationspecific experiences youth participating various types recreation leisure activity settings including youth different types disabilities without disabilitieskeywords activity settingdisabilityexperienceleisuremeasure developmentparticipationrecreationsevere disabilityyouth fundingthis work supported cihr team optimal environments severely disabled youth funded canadian institutes health research twc95045 beata batorowicz supported cihr vanier canada doctoral scholarship restrictions imposed free access publication research data