Participation, both a means and an end: a conceptual analysis of processes and outcomes in childhood disability
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...04 over five studies) may reflect issues in the assessment of participation outcomes, which is currently an imprecise science [105]....
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...individual factors, contextual factors, the nature of the participation activity and the environment in which the activity is being performed (Imms et al., 2017)....
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...After a content analysis of research notions about participation, the family of participation-related constructs (fPRC) was developed and published.(2,3) This model provides a nuanced understanding of participation and can be used to describe the relationships among what we see as important intrinsic and extrinsic factors that can both be influenced by past participation and influence future participation....
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...This table has been directly modified from the work of Imms et al.(3) From Batorowicz et al....
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...Activity competence can be measured as capacity, capability, or performed skill Sense of self Intrapersonal factors related to confidence, satisfaction, self-esteem, and self-determination Preferences The interests or activities that hold meaning or are valued Context Setting for activity participation that includes people, place, activity, objects, and timea Environment Broad, objective social and physical structures in which we live Other Refers to other concepts that are discussed/considered as part of the measure aside from those listed here This table has been directly modified from the work of Imms et al.3 aFrom Batorowicz et al.51 1104 Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology 2018, 60: 1101–1116 are, however, provided for completeness of results....
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...For this reason, the involvement construct is embedded within the attendance dimension.(2,3) Although it may assist with how we understand participation, embedding the two constructs poses measurement challenges: should the measure of involvement always include an attendance element, or be distinct? Measurement principles would argue that separation of constructs is likely to result in more reliable measures with less chance that different raters will respond to different elements within a combined construct....
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...In addition, the fPRC describes the context and broader environment in which participation occurs as being integral to the transactional processes that occur over time.(2,3) In the past, researchers reviewing participation measures have mapped measurement tools to the domains of the ICF(5) or have used the definition of participation as described by the ICF to identify measures of participation....
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...These intrapersonal factors facilitate participation by helping the person engage, but are also shaped by participation and associated perceptions of control, effectiveness, or flow.(35) These intrapersonal factors can be seen as a family of constructs focused on perceptions of self, such as autonomy, optimism, self-determination, and self-esteem....
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