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Background: Physical activity (PA) is recommended for children with ADHD to improve symptoms and reduce risk of negative health outcomes. Many studies use subjective report of PA for convenience, but there is limited understanding of how these measures compare to objective measures in children with ADHD. Purpose: To characterize the PA of a sample of children with ADHD who participated in a clinical trial on behavioral parent training and compare parents��� reports of children���s PA to accelerometry. Methods:The sample includes 71 (31 female, mean age 7.9) children with ADHD who met inclusion criteria for the trial (parent-reported, The Health & Fitness Journal of Canada, Vol. 14 No. 3 (2021): Proceedings from the 8th International Society for Physical Activity and Health Congress

This paper discusses how the concepts of class and marriage are described in the Tale of Sagoromo. The topics of class and marriage are most frequently connected in scenes relating to the engagement between Sagoromo and the Second Princess. This study considers the way Sagoromo himself, characters on the bride's side, and characters on the groom's side, discuss marriage and class. Sagoromo's father believes that middle-class women are for fun, but that high-class women, including princesses, are for marriage. Sagoromo believes that he should only have affairs with middle-class women. The Second Princess' mother, the Empress, believes that princesses should not marry at all. This study will demonstrate how these three incompatible viewpoints and Sagoromo's actions prevented the realization of the Second Princess' marriage.