Neighbourhood Factors in Children's Outdoor Play: A Systematic Literature Review

IF 2 2区经济学 Q2 ECONOMICS

Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie Pub Date : 2021-12-08 DOI:10.1111/tesg.12505

K. Visser, I. Aalst

引用次数: 2

Abstract

This systematic review discusses 25 recent studies (from 2000 to 2019, 13 quantitative and 12 qualitative) on the associations between neighbourhood characteristics and outdoor play of children (7– 14 years old). Both physical and social contexts are shown to influence outdoor play, though studies differ on which elements matter most. Play-friendly environments with informal and safe opportunities are more stimulating than formal playgrounds. Moreover, parents’ social safety concerns limit children’s independent outdoor play. Investigation of moderating factors is limited to age and gender differences and offers inconclusive evidence. Further research should collect evidence from both parents’ and children’s perspectives on how and for whom neighbourhood features matter.

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邻里因素对儿童户外游戏的影响:系统文献综述

本系统综述讨论了最近25项研究(从2000年到2019年，13项定量研究和12项定性研究)，这些研究涉及邻里特征与儿童(7 - 14岁)户外游戏之间的关系。身体和社会环境都被证明会影响户外游戏，尽管研究在哪些因素最重要的问题上存在分歧。具有非正式和安全机会的游戏友好环境比正式的游乐场更令人兴奋。此外，父母对社会安全的担忧限制了孩子独立的户外玩耍。对调节因素的调查仅限于年龄和性别差异，并提供不确定的证据。进一步的研究应该从父母和孩子的角度收集证据，了解社区特征如何以及对谁有影响。

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