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Active Play: perceived and actual motor performance among Ghanaian children
Background: There is limited data on active play both in terms of perceived competence and actual motor performance in children living in low- and middle-income countries. Promotion of active play in children is crucial for enhancing participation in physical activity and reducing the burden of obes...
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Division of Occupational Therapy
2022
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