ArticleFrontiers in psychology2025
Building an evaluation model for the motor health of preschool-aged children from the perspective of interdisciplinary integration.
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- Estimating indicator weights for the motor health of pre-school-aged children: an integrated-methods approach.Frontiers in public health · 2026Article
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Abstract
Introduction: This study explored a structural equation model of preschool children's sports health levels and revealed the coupling effect of many factors on children's sports health levels. Despite the importance of motor health in early childhood, a comprehensive evaluation model integrating multiple health dimensions remains underexplored. Methods: WPS Office 6.4 and IBM Results: The total motor health scores of the preschoolers showed highly significant positive correlations ( Conclusion: A structural equation model of preschool children's motor health was constructed, which passed the fitness test and is stable, adaptable, and widely applicable. These findings can help educators design evidence-based physical activity programs to enhance preschoolers' motor and overall health.
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