The aim of this review was to investigate the selection criteria used in the past in studies of
children with developmental motor problems (excluding those suffering from neurological …

For the last 100 years, poor motor coordination in children has been recognized as a
developmental problem. 1 As early as 1937, these children were classified as “clumsy.” 1 …

A sample of 125 children from grades 4 and 5 of two normal Dutch primary schools were
investigated regarding the incidence of handwriting problems and other fine motor …

OBJECTIVE: To test a theoretical model linking developmental coordination disorder (DCD)
to reduced physical activity (PA) through the mediating influence of generalized self-efficacy …

The purpose of this study was to examine the social and affective concomitants of
clumsiness in children. The results suggest that children who are clumsy are more …

The aim of this study was to examine differences in the performance of children with
probable Developmental Coordination Disorder (p-DCD) and balance problems (BP) and …

OBJECTIVE: To explore facilitators and barriers to participation in physical activity and sport
in youth with cerebral palsy (CP). STUDY DESIGN: This was a qualitative study involving in …

This pilot study compared a new treatment approach, the Cognitive Orientation to daily
Occupational Performance (CO-OP) to the Contemporary Treatment Approach (CTA) to …

The assessment of motor functioning in young children has become increasingly important
in recent years with the acknowledgement that motor impairment is linked with cognitive …

Although physical therapy (PT) is effective in improving motor function in children with
developmental coordination disorder (DCD), insufficient data are available on the impact of …