Research Article

Influence of Affordances in the Home Environment on Motor Development of Young Children in Japan

Table 3

Correlations between AHEMD-SR scores and motor experience of parents’ level of physical activity (PA) and number of children in the family.

SubscalesMotor experience of parents Parents’ level of PANumber of children in the family
 None Some GoodNeither good nor badWeak1 child2 3 or more

Outside space (OS)2.9 (0.70)3.0 (0.78) 3.0 (0.76)3.0 (0.77)2.8 (0.79)2.9 (0.82)3.1 (0.68)2.9 (0.77)
Inside space (IS)2.3 (1.14)2.45 (1.13) 2.6 (1.18)2.5 (1.11)2.2 (1.05)2.4 (1.13)2.4 (1.17)2.7 (1.08)
Variety of stimulation (VS)3.3 (1.06)3.6 (0.81) 3.5 (0.90)3.6 (0.81)3.5 (0.85)3.3 (1.02)3.5 (0.87)3.8 (0.64)
Fine Motor Toys (FMT)1.9 (0.87)2.2 (0.90) 2.3 (0.94)2.3 (0.88)1.8 (0.75)2.0 (0.87)2.2 (0.84)2.5 (0.94)
Gross Motor Toys (GMT)1.5 (0.83)1.9 (0.88) 1.9 (0.92)1.9 (0.91)1.5 (0.65)1.7 (0.84)1.7 (0.85)2.1 (0.97)

Total AHEMD-SR13.7 (1.46)14.6 (2.21)14.9 (2.35)14.5 (1.99)13.5 (1.32)14.0 (2.41)14.5 (1.80)15.3 (2.25)