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Neighborhood Environment Walkability Scale
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise · 2006 · Vol. 38(9) · pp. 1682–1691
Ester Cerin✉(University of Hong Kong)Brian E. Saelens(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center)James F. Sallis(San Diego State University)Lawrence D. Frank(University of British Columbia)
Abstract
The NEWS and NEWS-A possess adequate levels of factorial and criterion validity. Alternative methods of scoring for different purposes are presented.
Urban Transport and AccessibilityUrban Green Space and HealthTraffic and Road SafetyWalkabilityRecreationSample (material)Socioeconomic statusScale (ratio)Confirmatory factor analysisPsychologyApplied psychologyDestinationsBuilt environment
MeSH terms
AdultCrimeData CollectionEnvironment DesignEstheticsHumansSurveys and QuestionnairesRecreationResidence CharacteristicsSafetyWalking
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