Table 8:

Leisure Time domain. Changes, additions, or subtractions in Metric listed by indicator with justification of reasons for change.

Original Indicator	New Indicator	Original Metric	New Metric	Justification
	Activity Participation		Number of family outings	This metric is added to account for the reliance of children on the family dynamic. In many cases an adult is required to get quality leisure time.
Working Age Adults	Work	Adults working standard hours	Deleted	There is not a comparable replacement metric that assesses this concept.
		Adults working long hours	Longer hours of homework	Longer hours of homework would be closest comparable metric to long hours of work among adults.
			Kids working outside the home	This is added to assess the same general concept as the longer hours of homework. A part time job will place addition time demands on children and cut down on leisure time.
			Working poor	This metric provides a refinement to the leisure time concept by identifying those children in families with both limited income and job time constraints.
			Unemployed	This metric serves as proxy for the concept of limited income and potential stress leading to lower amounts of leisure times.
	Time Spent	Leisure activities	Time spent reading for pleasure	There are limited metrics to assess children’s time spent in general leisure activities. This measure provides a decent assessment of time that may be free from other responsibilities.