Physical Activity Opportunities in Low Socioeconomic Status Neighbourhoods

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Research Papers

Physical Activity Opportunities in Low Socioeconomic Status Neighbourhoods

December 2009
December, 2009
Topic:
Communities, Architecture and Building Design
Population Served:
Lower-income Families, Multiple Race/Ethnic Sample
Location by State:
Texas
Study Type:
Correlates
Description:

Lee, R. E., Mama, S. K., Banda, J. A., Bryant, L. G., & McAlexander, K. P. (2009). Physical Activity Opportunities in Low Socioeconomic Status Neighbourhoods. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 63(12), 1021.

 

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