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Canadian Kids Do Not Have the Skills Needed to be Physically Active At All…Not Just in Sports

By Travis Saunders, MSc, CEP
Posted: June 1, 2011
Category: Guest Post, Physical Activity, Podcast | Tagged Meghann Lloyd | 7 Comments

Canadian Kids Do Not Have the Skills Needed to be Physically Active

By Travis Saunders, MSc, CEP
Posted: May 18, 2011
Category: Guest Post, Peer Reviewed Research, Physical Activity | Tagged Meghann Lloyd, Motor Skills | 33 Comments
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    • chetm12 (Chet Mistry)chetm12 (Chet Mistry): @TravisSaunders @MrEpid @jeffvallance Thanks, everyone! Found a step-by-step video on the imputation process in SPSS http://t.co/ie6Nd1UcE5
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    • MrEpid (Atif Kukaswadia)MrEpid (Atif Kukaswadia): @jeffvallance @TravisSaunders @chetm12 Depending on audience, imputation may be norm/not norm. Could compare missing/nonmissing by demo vars
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    • chetm12 (Chet Mistry)chetm12 (Chet Mistry): @TravisSaunders @MrEpid @jeffvallance Baseline n=338, 1 month n=239 and 2 months n=140. I suspect MNAR. How much missing data is too much?
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    • jeffvallance (Jeff Vallance, PhD)jeffvallance (Jeff Vallance, PhD): @TravisSaunders @chetm12 @MrEpid A sensitivity analysis comparing results from a few imputation methods would satisfy most reviewers.
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