This paper discusses findings from Australian research that used a qualitative and
participatory methods approach to understand how children develop and negotiate their …

Children who are not enabled to play freely may suffer limitations in their physical, social
and cognitive development. There is a danger that widespread play deprivation may lead to …

This book argues that Britain is gripped by an endemic and ongoing panic about the position
of children in society–which frames them as, alternately, victims and threats. It argues the …

The purpose of this qualitative exploratory study is to gain a greater understanding of the
root causes of the perceived increase of anxiety amongst middle school students at The …

Overinvolved parenting is on the rise, despite its association with negative outcomes for
children (Twenge, 2017; American Psychological Association (APA), 2019; Segrin et al …

Studies conducted in various countries point out that children's independent mobility has
been decreasing over the last decades. This survey was conducted in French Brittany on …

The general objective of this study is to investigate how children's independent mobility
develops between age 7-15. The degree of independent mobility is assessed through the …

Abstract Active Travel to School is a term used to refer to any mode of travel that uses
physical activity to go to school such as walking and cycling. Despite its demonstrated …

This PhD thesis explores the travel behaviour of families with children in a suburban area in
outer London, and its potential to become more environmentally sustainable. The study …

Congestie wordt, nu de economie weer aantrekt, weer meer dan ooit een maatschappelijk
probleem. Met prijsprikkels en andere maatregelen worden automobilisten verleid tijdens de …