• Title of article

    Assessing the Safety of Children s Playgrounds from the Parents Point of View: A Case of the Third District of Tehran

  • Author/Authors

    Doroudian ، Ali Asghar Physical Education Department - Islamic Azad University, North Tehran Branch , Azadfada ، shiva Physical Education Department - Islamic Azad University, North Tehran Branch , Moosavinasab ، Maliheh Physical Education Department - Islamic Azad University, North Tehran Branch

  • From page
    16223
  • To page
    16232
  • Abstract
    Undoubtedly, playgrounds should be safe and secure environments for children so that children can play in them, enjoy the game and gain different experiences. Despite the above, the statistics regarding the playground environmental incidents in urban areas indicate a lack of proper attention to the safety of playgrounds. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the safety of children’s playgrounds from the perspective of parents in district 3 of Tehran. The sample of the present study included 295 children from district 3 of Tehran, Iran. The data was collected by the use of standard questionnaires. Also, in order to organize, summarize and describe the data, descriptive statistics (frequency, percentage, mean and standard deviation) were implemented, and in order to test statistical assumptions and prioritization with the normally distributed data, T-Hotelling test and Friedman test were performed. It should be noted that in this study, SPSS software version 23 was used to analyze the data, also the level of reliability of the scale used in this study is 95%. The results of the t-hotelling test showed that the safety of design, the safety of the equipment and the safety of the environmental features in children s playgrounds were in good condition in Tehran s third district. The differences and priorities among these components are also identified.
  • Keywords
    Children , Parents , Playground , Safety , Tehran
  • Journal title
    International Journal of Pediatrics
  • Journal title
    International Journal of Pediatrics
  • Record number

    2718564