Neighborhood walkability and the walking behavior of Australian adults
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...Less than half of studies presented supporting evidence for the reliability or validity of their physical activity data collection method [29,33,34,36-42,45,54,55]....
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...The majority of studies were undertaken in the U.S. (n = 29), with one study being conducted each in Canada [28], Australia [29], U.K. [30], and Holland [31] (Additional file 1)....
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...[29] found that neighborhood walkability was associated with more frequent transportation walking among respondents who reported desire for nearby shops and services as important reasons for moving to their current neighborhood....
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...Western Australian Planning Commission: Livable Neighbourhoods....
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...A Western Australian Government Sustainable Cities Initiative....
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...Detailed methods of recruitment have been described elsewhere.(25) A spatially based sampling methodology using a household as a sampling unit (rather than individuals) was used to recruit study participants from neighbourhoods with a range of variation in their environmental attributes....
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..., 2008; Frank, Kerr, & Sallis, 2007; Frank, Saelens, Powell, & Chapman, 2007), including studies in Australia (Cerin, Leslie, DuToit, Owen, & Frank, 2007; Leslie et al., 2007; Owen et al., 2007) and studies of youth (Kerr et al....
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...More importantly, use of the walkability index is supported by at least 12 published papers showing the same or similar indexes have been significant positive correlates of walking and physical activity (Frank, Andresen, & Schmid, 2004; Frank, Schmid, Sallis, Chapman, & Saelens, 2005; Frank et al., 2006; Frank et al., 2008; Frank, Kerr, & Sallis, 2007; Frank, Saelens, Powell, & Chapman, 2007), including studies in Australia (Cerin, Leslie, DuToit, Owen, & Frank, 2007; Leslie et al., 2007; Owen et al., 2007) and studies of youth (Kerr et al., 2006; Kerr, Frank, Sallis, & Chapman, 2007; Kligerman, Sallis, Ryan, Frank, & Nader, 2007)....
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...…Sallis, 2007; Frank, Saelens, Powell, & Chapman, 2007), including studies in Australia (Cerin, Leslie, DuToit, Owen, & Frank, 2007; Leslie et al., 2007; Owen et al., 2007) and studies of youth (Kerr et al., 2006; Kerr, Frank, Sallis, & Chapman, 2007; Kligerman, Sallis, Ryan, Frank, & Nader, 2007)....
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...…walking, which appear to be related to a neighbourhood’s aesthetics (Owen et al., 2004) rather than its ‘‘walkability’’ (that is, neighbourhoods characterized by higher connectivity of street networks, the presence of mixed-use planning, and higher population density) (Owen et al., 2007)....
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..., 2004) rather than its ‘‘walkability’’ (that is, neighbourhoods characterized by higher connectivity of street networks, the presence of mixed-use planning, and higher population density) (Owen et al., 2007)....
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