2012-08-012024-05-14https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/660490摘要:兒童早期的身體活動量不僅是建立健康行為的起步,也在也是影響兒童發展的一個重要因素。研究證據顯示健康兒童的動作技能表現、身體活動量、以及家庭環境因素三者之間有顯著的關聯。早產兒在發展早期常呈現動作發展遲緩或異常,然而,目前對於早產兒的身體活動量以及其與動作發展和環境因素的關係卻所知有限。這個三年期的研究計畫是要探討孩童在兩歲到四歲期間的身體活動量、動作技能、與家庭環境三者之間的關聯性,藉由早產兒與足月兒的比較,進一步瞭解早產因素是否影響兒童早期的身體活動量以及上述三者的關係。本計畫預計將徵召60 名早產兒與30 名健康足月兒,在兩歲到四歲期間每半年追蹤一次。孩童的身體活動量將使用三軸加速規進行客觀與量化的測量,動作技能將使用皮巴迪發展動作量表第二版進行評量,家庭環境因素則使用中文版的動作發展-家庭環境之行動機會訊息量表進行評估。本研究計畫的結果將有助於了解影響孩童的身體活動量的可能影響因素,尤其是動作發展高危險的早產兒,希望能夠提供臨床上促進孩童體能活動的介入方法。<br> Abstract: Physical activity (PA) during early childhood serves not only to entrench healthybehaviors throughout life but also plays a role in child development. Research evidencesupports the significant associations between motor skills performance and levels of PA, andthe influences of environmental factors in healthy children. Although preterm children areoften characterized by motor deficits in early years, little is known about the developmentaltrajectory of PA in preterm population and its possible relations with motor competence andenvironmental support. The purposes of this 3-year research project are to investigate theassociations between physical activity level, motor skills performance, and environmentalaffordances in young children during 2 to 4 years of age, and to examine how these relationsmay be impact by preterm birth. Sixty preterm and thirty full-term children will berecruited. Children will enter to the study at 2 years of age and will be followed every 6months until 4 years of age. PA will be measured objectively and quantitatively usingaccelerometry. Motor competency will be assessed with Peabody Developmental MotorScales, Second Edition (PDMS-2). Physical and social aspects of the home environment willbe assessed using the Chinese version of Affordance in the Home Environment for MotorDevelopment (AHEMD-C). The results of this project will help identify the mechanisms andmediating factors that explain inactivity in young children, especially those born preterm, aswell as provide useful information for early intervention and policy making.Physical Activity during Early Childhood and Its Associations with Motor Competence and Environmental Affordance in Full-Term and Preterm Children