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This interpretive study sought to critically examine young people's subjective meanings and experiences related to parent volunteerism in community youth sport. Using a constant comparative method of data analysis, the perspectives of 19 participants from 7 different family units (9 sons and 10 daughters) in Ontario, Canada were examined. The findings call attention to the gendered importance of fathers...
Background/aimParticipation in leisure and play activities is recognised as an important outcome in occupational therapy for children. To investigate whether children's psychological self‐concept are predictive of their activity preferences and leisure participation.
MethodA group of 38 healthy children aged 10–14 years from Victoria, Australia completed the Piers‐Harris Self Concept Scale (Piers...
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