How to evaluate a program focused on parents’ perceptions of risk in the play of children?

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In evaluating a program centered on parents' perceptions of risk in children's play, key evaluation strategies encompass:

Survey development: Create surveys to gauge parents' attitudes and concerns regarding risk in their children's play activities.

Focus groups: Conduct focus group discussions to delve deeper into parental perceptions, allowing for qualitative insights.

Risk-benefit analysis: Evaluate the perceived benefits and drawbacks of risky play as perceived by parents.

Behavioral observations: Undertake direct observations of children's play to correlate parental risk perceptions with actual play behaviors.

Longitudinal approach: Implement a longitudinal study to track changes in parental risk perceptions and their impact on children's play behavior over time.