orientation of Hong Kong parents towards physical activity and it's influence on children's activity patterns =: 香港家長對體育活動的取向對兒童參與體育活動之影響.
Keywords
Physical fitness for childrenPhysical fitness for children--China--Hong Kong
School children--Health and hygiene
School children--Health and hygiene--China--Hong Kong
Parents--Attitudes
Parents--China--Hong Kong--Attitudes
Parental influences
Parental influences--China--Hong Kong
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Ma Man-yan.Thesis (M.Phil.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2002.
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 54-71).
Text in English; abstracts in English and Chinese.
Ma Man-yan.
Abstract --- p.i
Acknowledgements --- p.iii
List of Table --- p.vii
List of Figure --- p.viii
Chapter CHAPTER ONE --- Introduction --- p.1
General introduction --- p.1
Early participation in physical activity --- p.1
The childhood years --- p.2
Parental influence --- p.3
Purpose of study --- p.4
Theoretical framework --- p.5
Operational definition --- p.6
Delimitations --- p.7
Limitations --- p.8
Significance of the study --- p.9
Chapter CHAPTER TWO --- Review of Literature --- p.11
Physical activity and the public health --- p.11
Sedentary life --- p.12
Promoting active lifestyle --- p.12
Parental influences in physical activity --- p.14
The early childhood years --- p.15
Overview of results --- p.16
Beliefs --- p.18
Parental beliefs and the influence on children --- p.19
Achievement goal --- p.21
The case in Hong Kong --- p.24
Hong Kong children's lives --- p.24
Parents in Hong Kong --- p.25
Cultural values: The Confucian ethic --- p.26
Instrumental society --- p.27
Filial Piety --- p.29
Definition of success --- p.31
Summary --- p.32
Chapter CHAPTER THREE --- Method --- p.34
Participants --- p.34
Instrumentation --- p.34
Measures of children's physical activity levels --- p.34
Measures of parental beliefs regarding their child's participation in physical activity --- p.35
Goal orientations --- p.35
Reasons for children's physical activity participation --- p.36
Parents' exercise behavior --- p.36
Family background information --- p.37
Procedure --- p.37
Statistical analysis --- p.38
Chapter CHAPTER FOUR --- Results --- p.40
Descriptive statistics --- p.40
Gender and parental beliefs --- p.41
The relationship between parents' and children's level of physical activity --- p.43
Parents' self-reported level of physical activity --- p.43
Physical activity participation with children --- p.43
Family characteristics --- p.44
Chapter CHAPTER FIVE --- Discussion --- p.45
Limitations --- p.52
Conclusion --- p.53
References --- p.54
Appendix A --- p.72
Appendix B --- p.73
Appendix C --- p.74
Appendix D --- p.75
Appendix E --- p.76
Appendix F --- p.77
Appendix G --- p.83
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