Using citizen science to understand the prerequisites for physical activity among adolescents in low socioeconomic status neighborhoods - The NESLA study.

Abstract:

:Socioeconomic status (SES) as well as adolescents' perceptions of the neighborhood's built and social environments have been shown to influence adolescents' physical activity. Twenty-four adolescents from two low SES neighborhoods in Sweden participated as citizen scientists, using the Stanford Discovery Tool app on their phones to take photographs and record audio narratives of aspects of their neighborhood that they perceived facilitate or hinder their physical activity. The most frequently reported facilitators were 'parks, playgrounds and outdoor gym' as well as 'amenities' and 'sport facilities', whereas lack of or shortcomings regarding 'bikeability and walkability', 'personal safety' and 'lighting' were the most frequently reported barriers. The results will be used to inform local politicians and policy makers about new ways to improve physical activity among residents in Sweden's low SES neighborhoods. Also, this study shows that a Swedish version of the Discovery Tool app is acceptable and can generate useful information in the context of adolescents from disadvantaged neighborhoods.

journal_name

Health Place

journal_title

Health & place

authors

Rydenstam T,Fell T,Buli BG,King AC,Bälter K

doi

10.1016/j.healthplace.2020.102387

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2020-09-01 00:00:00

pages

102387

eissn

1353-8292

issn

1873-2054

pii

S1353-8292(19)31151-7

journal_volume

65

pub_type

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