Parenting Journal · Volume 2 · Issue 1 · Licensed source edition
A Web-Based and In-Person Risk Reframing Intervention to Influence Mothers’ Tolerance for, and Parenting Practices Associated With, Children’s Outdoor Risky Play: Randomized Controlled Trial
Originally published 2021-04-27 · Journal of Medical Internet Research
JMIR Publications Inc. · DOI 10.2196/24861 ↗
Editorial reading guide · Independence
Which of my judgements about outdoor play might change after I reconsider risk?
This article examines whether reframing outdoor risk affects mothers’ willingness to allow challenging play. Here independence concerns permission to take an actual journey or play without direct supervision, within the conditions of a particular place.
Who was studied?
Canadian mothers of children aged six to twelve enrolled in the Go Play Outside! trial.
Age / stage: Ages 6–12
Read with three questions
- What does the article establish about whether reframing outdoor risk affects mothers’ willingness to allow challenging play?
- What did the comparison group receive, and did the outcome measure daily practice or reported attitudes?
- How closely does the population described here match the family or setting you have in mind? The population to compare is canadian mothers of children aged six to twelve enrolled in the Go Play Outside! trial.
Keep the limits in view
The mothers volunteered for this trial. A change in reported risk tolerance does not necessarily show a change in what children did outdoors.
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Mariana Brussoni; Christina S Han; Yingyi Lin; John Jacob; Ian Pike; Anita Bundy; Guy Faulkner; Jennifer Gardy; Brian Fisher; Louise Mâsse; Rita Kukafka; Shirley Wyver; Christine Markham (2021). A Web-Based and In-Person Risk Reframing Intervention to Influence Mothers’ Tolerance for, and Parenting Practices Associated With, Children’s Outdoor Risky Play: Randomized Controlled Trial Journal of Medical Internet Research. https://doi.org/10.2196/24861
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