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HGJUDO
Frequency wore headgear during karate/judo, past 12 months
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Description

For sample children age 7 to 17 (in 1991) or 7 to 15 (in 1998) who did karate or judo as part of an organized sport during the past 12 months (PLAYJUDO), HGJUDO reports responses to the question, "During the past 12 months, when doing karate or judo, how often did [sample child] wear protective headgear-- all or most of the time, some of the time, once in awhile, or never?"

The 1991 Field Representative's Manual defines "organized sports" as any sport that has a sponsor, including school-related activities (such as school varsity or junior varsity teams, intramural or club sports, and physical education classes) or sports played through community organizations, Little League, recreation centers, or Scouts, as well as private lessons.

Related Variables 

The similar variable MGJUDO reports how often children wore a mouth guard to protect their mouth and teeth while doing karate or judo.

Information was also collected on how often children wore protective headgear when playing the following sports during the past 12 months:

This series of questions was designed to obtain baseline data on child safety and to monitor progress in that area for the "Year 200 Objectives of the Nation," a series of specific and quantifiable health objectives set forward by the Department of Health and Human Services in 1990.

Comparability

Apart from the change in universe, HGJUDO is comparable for 1991 and 1998.

Universe

  • 1991: Sample persons age 7 to 17 who did karate or judo as an organized sport during the past 12 months.
  • 1998: Sample children age 7 to 15 who did karate or judo as an organized sport during the past 12 months.

Availability

  • 1991, 1998

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