Dec. 2010 - INCREASING CHILDREN'S PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVEL
Research Front Map
As part of this bimonthly processing, ScienceWatch.com selects the Research Fronts with the largest absolute increase in size in each of the 22 major fields covered by Essential Science IndicatorsSM from Clarivate. The size of a research front is determined by the number of core papers it contains. This Research Front titled "INCREASING CHILDREN'S PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS" from the field of Social Sciences, general, was selected for mapping from the list of Top Topics for December 2010 (data from the fourth bimonthly period of 2010). The map is a diagrammatic representation of the 24 core papers comprising the front in Social Sciences, general.
Each circle represents a highly cited paper whose bibliographic information is displayed when the user clicks on the circle. The lines between circles represent the strongest co-citation links for each paper (that is, indicating that the papers are frequently cited together). Papers close to each other on the map are generally more highly co-cited. The most recent paper(s) are indicated in pink.
INCREASING CHILDREN'S PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS
Core Papers
Label: Strong-2005 |
KEYWORDS: INTERNATIONAL PHYSICAL ACTIVITY QUESTIONNAIRE (IPAQ); INCREASING CHILDREN'S PHYSICAL ACTIVITY LEVELS; EVIDENCE BASED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY; VIGOROUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY; MODERATE-TO-VIGOROUS PHYSICAL ACTIVITY.
[29 (2004-2010_4) (cli/SOC; TT) (DEC 2010)]
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