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Promoting Physical Activity among Low-Income Children in Colorado: Family Perspectives on Barriers and Opportunities

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  • Daniel Finkelstein
  • Dana Petersen
  • Lisa Schottenfeld
  • Lauren Hula
  • Molly McGlone

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In this study of low-income families throughout Colorado, we learned that the majority of children are participating in some organized physical activities, and that most parents understand and value the benefits of regular physical activity for their children’s health and well-being.

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  • Daniel Finkelstein & Dana Petersen & Lisa Schottenfeld & Lauren Hula & Molly McGlone, "undated". "Promoting Physical Activity among Low-Income Children in Colorado: Family Perspectives on Barriers and Opportunities," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 026f423cd3c645339a34f8948, Mathematica Policy Research.
  • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:026f423cd3c645339a34f89487027146
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    youth; physical activity; health promotion;
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