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Direct linkPeiris, Casey L.; Cumming, Toby B.; Kramer, Sharon; Johnson, Liam; Taylor, Nicholas F.; Shields, Nora – Journal of Intellectual & Developmental Disability, 2017
Background: Inadequate physical activity is a problem for people with Down syndrome and objective monitoring using accelerometers may be inaccurate in this population. Method: This was a cross-validation and reliability study comparing two triaxial accelerometers (the SenseWear and RT3) to a criterion measure (the OxyCon Mobile) in 10 young people…
Descriptors: Down Syndrome, Measurement Equipment, Physical Activity Level, Measures (Individuals)
