Physical activity through place attachment: Understanding perceptions of children and adolescents on urban places by using photovoice and walking interviews

IF 3.8 2区医学 Q1 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Health & Place Pub Date : 2024-09-28 DOI:10.1016/j.healthplace.2024.103361

Daniel A. Scheller , Katharina Sterr , Andreas Humpe , Filip Mess , Joachim Bachner

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Abstract

Public urban places and their environmental characteristics impact youth's physical activity (PA) through perceptions. The objective of this study was to use a qualitative participatory approach with children and adolescents to understand how their attachment to urban places perceived as PA-friendly or unfriendly is related to their PA behaviour. Ninety-three participants aged six to 17 from six neighbourhoods with varying objective walkability engaged in photovoice and walking interviews. Data were analysed by using the tripartite framework of place attachment (PPP model), which was adapted for application to PA behaviour and supplemented by photographs. Themes were identified for each (sub-)dimension of the PPP model with person, place and process factors influencing attachment. Further subdimensions (PA and other behaviours) and categories (travel mode, trip length and frequency of visits) were added to the PPP model. Urban design recommendations were derived by age and gender to promote PA through place attachment.

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通过对地方的依恋开展体育活动：通过摄影选题和步行访谈了解儿童和青少年对城市场所的看法。

城市公共场所及其环境特征会通过感知影响青少年的体育锻炼（PA）。本研究的目的是采用定性参与式方法，让儿童和青少年了解他们对被认为有利于或不有利于体育锻炼的城市场所的依恋与他们的体育锻炼行为之间的关系。来自六个客观步行能力不同的社区、年龄在 6 至 17 岁之间的 93 名参与者参与了摄影选择和步行访谈。数据分析采用了场所依恋的三方框架（PPP 模型），该框架经调整后适用于 PA 行为，并以照片作为补充。PPP 模型的每个（子）维度都确定了影响依恋的人、地点和过程因素的主题。在 PPP 模型中增加了更多的子维度（PA 和其他行为）和类别（旅行模式、旅行长度和访问频率）。根据年龄和性别得出了城市设计建议，以通过对地方的依恋来促进 PA。

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