A Tale of Two Cities: Understanding Children's Cycling Behavior From the Socio-Ecological Perspective

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• Socio-ecological Perspective 100%
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• European Cities 66%
• Level Change 66%
• Cycling Policy 66%
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• Urban Environment 33%
• Active Transport 33%
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• Social Health 33%
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• Social Interaction 33%
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• Organizational Factors 33%
• Infrastructure Development 33%
• Low Socioeconomic Status 33%
• Win-win 33%
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• Physically Active Lifestyle 33%
• City Policy 33%
• Health Consequences 33%
• Social Consequences 33%
• Obesity Epidemic 33%
• Socioeconomic Issues 33%
• Response to COVID-19 33%
• Interpersonal Level 33%
• Cycle Paths 33%
• Cycling Infrastructure 33%
• Common Cycles 33%
• Childhood Obesity 33%
• Transportation Mode 33%
• Multicomponent Intervention 33%
• Policy Environment 33%
• Interpersonal Factors 33%
• Socio-ecological Model 33%
• Community Factors 33%
• Environmental Agency 33%
• Exercise Engagement 33%
• Policy-relevant 33%

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• Social Interaction 50%
• Cultural Differences 50%
• Motor Skills 50%
• Skills Development 50%
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