As expected, the analysis indicated multiple interrelated determinants of children's participation. The significant direct predictors of children's participation intensity in both formal and informal activities were child functional ability, family participation in social and recreational activities, and child preferences for formal and informal activities. A unique and previously unreported finding was that, even after adjusting for functional ability, children's preferences and family preferences were important predictors of children's participation. Family cohesion, unsupportive environments, and supportive relationships for the child had significant indirect effects on participation. The direct and indirect paths indicate the importance of themechanisms of opportunity, support, preference, and ability outlined in our theoretical model.
As expected, the analysis indicated multiple interrelated determinants of children's participation. The significant direct predictors of children's participation intensity in both formal and informal activities were child functional ability, family participation in social and recreational activities, and child preferences for formal and informal activities. A unique and previously unreported finding was that, even after adjusting for functional ability, children's preferences and family preferences were important predictors of children's participation. Family cohesion, unsupportive environments, and supportive relationships for the child had significant indirect effects on participation. The direct and indirect paths indicate the importance of the<br>機會,支持,偏好和能力的機制,我們的理論模型概述。
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