Walking habits of adults with mental retardation.

Heidi I Stanish, Christopher C Draheim
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Abstract

The walking activity of men and women with mental retardation residing in community settings was described. Participants were 38 women (M age=.7, SD=9.5) and 65 men (M age=35.9, SD=11.2). They wore pedometers for 7 days. A 2 x 2 factorial ANOVA indicated no significant gender differences in total step counts or between participants with and those without Down syndrome. A post-hoc analysis revealed that participants walked less on Saturday than during the weekdays. Only 21.1% of the women and 21.5% of the men with mental retardation accumulated the recommended 10,000 steps per day.

智障成人的行走习惯。
描述了居住在社区环境中的智力迟钝男性和女性的步行活动。参与者为38名女性(M年龄=。7人,SD=9.5),男性65人(M年龄=35.9,SD=11.2)。他们佩戴计步器7天。2 × 2因子方差分析显示,在唐氏综合征患者和非唐氏综合征患者之间,总步数没有显著的性别差异。一项事后分析显示,参与者在周六散步的时间比平日要少。只有21.1%的女性和21.5%的男性智障患者达到了建议的每天1万步。
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