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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Phys Act Health. 2012 Oct 10;10(6):833–849. doi: 10.1123/jpah.10.6.833

Table 2.

Round 2 Cognitive Discrepancies in Recall of Physical Activities when Using Chronological Protocol

Child ID,
grade,
sex, and
protocol*
Discrepancy
between Phases
1 and 2?
Was physical
education (PE)
reported?
Was recess
reported?
Duration of Activity PE
scheduled
in TP
Recess
scheduled
in TP
#1
5th-grade girl, PDM protocol
No No No “ Five minutes” No Yes
#2
3rd-grade girl; SDA protocol
No Yes No “Three to four minutes” For Peer Review Yes Yes
#3
3rd-grade boy; PDM protocol
No Yes No “Four to ten minutes” Yes Yes
#4
5th-grade boy; SDA protocol
No Yes No “Three minutes a session for 21 minutes total” Yes No
#5
5th-grade girl; PDM protocol
No Yes No “About 30 minutes” Yes Yes
#6
3rd-grade boy; SDA protocol
No Yes Yes “Probably about 5 minutes” Yes Yes
#7
3rd-grade girl; PDM protocol
No Yes Yes “It was, I only did one round so it took 1 minute” Yes Yes
#8
5th-grade boy; SDA protocol
Yes Yes No “Actually I did it for a minute and some, some change.” Yes No
#9
5th-grade boy; PDM protocol
No No No “3 minutes” No Yes
#10
3rd-grade girl; PDM protocol
No No Yes “20 minutes” No Yes
#11
3rd-grade boy; SDA protocol
No No Yes “Less than 2 seconds.” No Yes
#12
5th-grade girl; SDA protocol
No Yes No “40 minutes” Yes No
*

The PDM protocol is for recalls about the previous day obtained during a morning interview. The SDA protocol is for recalls about the same day obtained during an afternoon interview.

The TP is the target period covered in the recall. For example, the PDM protocol targets the previous day, while the SDA protocol targets that same day.