Motor affordances in family context of children 18 to 42 months, from a urban coastland county of Portugal

Rezendes, Pedro; Catela, David

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Rezendes, Pedro

Catela, David

Abstract(s)

AHEMD – SR was applied to children from 18 to 42 months (N = 132), from a coastal municipality of Portugal. The results revealed that the father's income provides more conditions for motor development stimulation, and that a higher number of offspring may result in less conditions for the younger ones. Having a mother, whatever her academic qualifications, is also a factor that promotes better conditions. Thus, in families with fewer resources and more children, it is strategically advisable to technically support the mother. The kindergarten appears to be an equalizer factor for opportunities for access to motor stimulation resources.

Keywords

motor development AHEMD play kindergarten constraints

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http://hdl.handle.net/10400.15/3141

Citation

Rezendes,P. & Catela, D. (2020). Motor affordances in family context of children 18 to 42 months, from a urban coastland county of Portugal. Psychology Research, 10(7), 280-284