Prontitud Coordinativa: perfiles multivariados en función de la edad, sexo y estatus socio-económico

Valdívia, Alcibíades Bustamante; Lara, Rita F.; Espinoza, Celinda B.; Pomahuacre, Severo Q.; Ramos, Giovanny R.; Seabra, André; Garganta, Rui; Maia, José

doi:10.5628/rpcd.08.01.34

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“…Also in German children, aged 6-10 years, Willimczik (1980) did not find significant differences between the sexes in MC scores. On the contrary, significant age changes and some sex differences were found in 4007 Peruvian children, aged 6-11 years (Valdivia et al, 2008b).…”

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“…Our finding did not support previous research by Vandendriessche et al (2012), who observed that high SES girls were more proficient than their peers from middle SES in JS, WB and HH. Valdivia et al (2008b) reported that SES was not a relevant predictor of differences in MC profiles of Peruvian children. One plausible explanation for the Madeira data is that low SES children had a more permissive rearing atmosphere that might be conducive to greater freedom of activity and opportunity for practice and, in turn, compensate the higher MC noted in low SES (Malina et al, 2004).…”

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“…In a classical study, Kiphard and Schilling (1974) observed that MC increased with age and girls performed significantly better than the boys in hopping for height (HH) and jumping sideways (JS). More recent studies (Ahnert et al, 2009;Deus et al, 2008;Valdivia et al, 2008b;Vandorpe et al, 2011a) confirm the pattern of age-associated variation, but there is some inconsistency regarding sex-associated variation in MC tests.…”

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Change, stability and prediction of gross motor co-ordination in Portuguese children

Antunes

Maia

Thomis

et al. 2015

Annals of Human Biology

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Background: The knowledge about intra-and inter-individual variation can stimulate attempts at description, interpretation and prediction of motor co-ordination (MC). Aim: To analyse change, stability and prediction of motor co-ordination (MC) in children. Subjects and methods: A total of 158 children, 83 boys and 75 girls, aged 6, 7 and 8 years, were evaluated in 2006 and re-evaluated in 2012 at 12, 13 and 14 years of age. MC was assessed through the Kiphard-Schilling's body co-ordination test and growth, skeletal maturity, physical fitness, fundamental motor skills (FMS), physical activity and socioeconomic status (SES) were measured and/or estimated. Results: Repeated-measures MANOVA indicated that there was a significant effect of group, sex and time on a linear combination of the MC tests. Univariate tests revealed that group 3 (8-14 years) scored significantly better than group 1 (6-12 years) in all MC tests and boys performed better than girls in hopping for height and moving sideways. Scores in MC were also higher at follow-up than at baseline. Inter-age correlations for MC were between 0.15-0.74. Childhood predictors of MC were growth, physical fitness, FMS, physical activity and SES. Biological maturation did not contribute to prediction of MC. Conclusion: MC seemed moderately stable from childhood through adolescence and, additionally, inter-individual predictors at adolescence were growth, FMS, physical fitness, physical activity and SES.

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Change, stability and prediction of gross motor co-ordination in Portuguese children

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Maia

Thomis

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Annals of Human Biology

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“…Os estudos que propuseram estabelecer valores de referência de seus países, visando facilitar um diagnóstico e um perfil de desempenho coordenativo, segundo os testes do KTK, mais adequados para as suas realidades (Valdivia et al, 2008a;Valdivia et al, 2008b;Vidal et al, 2009;Vandorpe et al, 2010 Ribeiro, A.C. David, M.M. Barbacena, M.L.…”

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Teste de Coordenação Corporal para Crianças (KTK): aplicações e estudos normativos

Ribeiro¹,

David²,

Barbacena³

et al. 2012

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RESUMOOs objetivos da presente revisão foram: i) demonstrar a utilização do Teste de Coordenação Corporal para Crianças (Körperkoordinationstest Für Kinder -KTK) em variadas populações infantis; ii) descrever estudos que desenvolveram padrões de referência do KTK; e iii) averiguar a existência de padrões de referência do KTK para a coordenação motora de crianças brasileiras. A seleção das publicações realizou--se entre os meses de abril e junho (2010) e foram utilizadas as bases de dados Pubmed, Lilacs e www. google.com/scholar. Os resultados indicaram que o KTK é um instrumento de avaliação do desempenho motor coordenativo adequado para ser aplicado em diferentes populações infantis como portadores de síndrome de Down. A maioria dos estudos que construíram valores de referência para suas populações infantis mostrou valores médios inferiores àqueles estabelecidos a partir do grupo de crianças alemãs de onde se originaram os dados de referência do KTK. Tal fato denota a importância da construção de dados normativos em diferentes países, tendo em vista as variadas características de natureza biológi-ca, social, econômica e cultural a serem consideradas. Por fim, observou-se que não existem dados de referência do KTK para crianças brasileiras, porém, é inegável a importância da aplicação do teste para avaliar a coordenação motora global dessas crianças. Palavras-chave: coordenação motora, crianças, dados normativos, KTK ABSTRACTThe aims of the present review were: i) to demonstrate the use of the Body Coordination Test for Children (Körperkoordinationstest Für Kinder -KTK) in diverse populations of children, ii) to describe studies that developed reference values for KTK, and iii) to ascertain the existence of reference values of KTK for Brazilian children's motor coordination. The selection of publications was performed between April and June (2010) and the Pubmed, Lilacs and www.google.com/scholar databases were employed. The results indicated that the KTK is an evaluation instrument for motor coordinative performance appropriate to be applied in different childish populations, such as Down syndrome bearers. Most studies that constructed reference values for their childish population showed lower mean values than those established from the group of German children from whom originated the reference data of KTK. This fact demonstrates the importance of the construction of normative data in different countries in view of diverse biological, social, economical and cultural characteristics to be considered. Finally, it was observed the absence of reference data of KTK for Brazilian children, however, it is undeniable the importance of applying the test to evaluate the global motor coordination of these children.

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“…Um ponto interessante de se observar em relação à magnitude dos desvios-padrão para os testes de saltos laterais é a elevada variabilidade inter-indivíduos encontrados em cada faixa etária. Tais resultados foram observados, similarmente, em alguns estudos 8,9,19,28 . Essa variabilidade reflete as mudanças que ocorrem na coordenação motora, o que demonstra a necessidade de um planejamento cuidadoso das atividades motoras para crianças nessas faixas etárias, uma vez que idade não necessariamente prediz o nível de desenvolvimento.…”

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Equilíbrio postural: correlações com desempenho motor e variáveis antropométricas em crianças de 4 a 10 anos de idade

Lemos

David

Mota

2016

Saúde E Desenvolvimento Humano

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Palavras-chave: Equilíbrio postural; Criança; Atividade motora; Esforço físicoAbstract: The aim of this study was to investigate the correlation between variables of the center of pressure during upright position with the standing long jump test and the lateral jump sideways test in children from 4-10 years of age. The study included 153 children in this age group. The motor tests were standing long jump (JOHNSON e NELSON, 1979) and the lateral jump sideways test KTK's battery (Körper Koördinationstest für Kinder) of Kiphard e Schilling (1974). Stabilometry was performed with a AMTI force plate AccuSway Plus (Advanced Mechanical Technologies, Inc). Data normality was verified and confirmed by the Shapiro-Wilk test. For data analysis, it was used the Pearson correlation coefficient. According to the results, the strength of lower limbs, the agility and coordination, evaluated by motor tests, improved with increasing chronological age. The same trend occurred with the values of postural balance. The postural balance variables had significant correlation with the results of motor tests, which were in mostly moderate. Correlations were stronger in the lateral jump sideway test than the standing long jump test. Age was stronger correlated with the variables of balance than height and weight. The IMC has only significant correlation with the medium speed variable of COP, but this correlation was weak.

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Prontitud Coordinativa: perfiles multivariados en función de la edad, sexo y estatus socio-económico

Cited by 15 publications

References 9 publications

Change, stability and prediction of gross motor co-ordination in Portuguese children

Change, stability and prediction of gross motor co-ordination in Portuguese children

Teste de Coordenação Corporal para Crianças (KTK): aplicações e estudos normativos

Equilíbrio postural: correlações com desempenho motor e variáveis antropométricas em crianças de 4 a 10 anos de idade

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