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Research Article

Physical literacy is associated with children's adherence to physical activity guidelines during COVID-19

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Received 27 Jul 2023, Accepted 29 Feb 2024, Published online: 05 Apr 2024

Figures & data

Figure 1. Example of Physical Literacy in Children Questionnaire item relating to ‘Moving with Equipment’, within the physical domain. The scoring assigned to the participant’s response range between 1 (far right option indicating low proficiency at a skill) to 4 (far left option indicating high proficiency at a skill). Note that scores are not visible during administration.

Figure 1. Example of Physical Literacy in Children Questionnaire item relating to ‘Moving with Equipment’, within the physical domain. The scoring assigned to the participant’s response range between 1 (far right option indicating low proficiency at a skill) to 4 (far left option indicating high proficiency at a skill). Note that scores are not visible during administration.

Table 1. Parental demographic characteristics.

Table 2. Adherence to physical activity stratified by participants’ characteristics.

Table 3. Physical literacy total and subdomain scores stratified by sex.

Table 4. Physical literacy total and subdomain scores stratified by parental education and occupation.

Table 5. Physical literacy overall and subdomain stratified by adherence with physical activity guidelines before and during COVID-19.

Figure 2. Predicted probability of meeting the physical activity guidelines before (A) or during (B) COVID-19 according to children’s physical literacy score.

Figure 2. Predicted probability of meeting the physical activity guidelines before (A) or during (B) COVID-19 according to children’s physical literacy score.

Table 6. Associations between physical literacy and meeting physical activity guidelines before and during COVID-19.

Data availability statement

The datasets for this study are available upon reasonable request submitted to the Faculty of Health Human Ethics Advisory Group in Deakin University (Reference number: HEAG-H 82_2019).