Parks and Recreation Areas Self-Report Survey
Tools and Measures

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Parks and Recreation Areas Self-Report Survey

August 2012
August, 2012
Author:
Sandy Slater, Kelsie Full, Marian Fitzgibbon, Myron Floyd
Contact Person:
Sandy Slater, University of Illinois at Chicago, sslater@uic.edu
Topic:
Parks & Recreation, Parks
Population Served:
African American, Latino/Hispanic, Lower-income Families, Multiple Race/Ethnic Sample, School-age Youth (K-12)
Location by State:
National
Study Type:
Measures
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Description:

The tool is a self-report park and recreation area survey developed to capture the presence and condition of features and amenities of local settings most frequently visited by urban adolescents.

See below related tools & resources for more information on the ALR project that funded this tool as well as free access to the tool's reliability and validity paper.

 

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Development of Physical Activity Supports Measures for Diverse Low-Income Urban Neighborhoods
Document Type: Project Profile
Topics:
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How Well Do Adolescents Know Their Local Parks? Test-Retest Reliability and Validity of an Adolescent Self-Report Park Survey for Diverse Low-Income Urban Neighborhoods
Document Type: Research Papers
Topics:
Parks & Recreation, Parks

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