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Table 2 Physical literacy element checklist

From: Assessments Related to the Physical, Affective and Cognitive Domains of Physical Literacy Amongst Children Aged 7–11.9 Years: A Systematic Review

Affective domain

Physical domain

Cognitive domain

Confidence

Motivation

Emotional regulation

Enjoyment

Persistence/resilience/commitment

Adaptability

Willingness to try new activities

Autonomy

Self-perception/self-esteem

Perceived physical competence

Object-control

Stability

Locomotor

Movement skills—land

Movement skills—water

Moving using equipment

Cardiovascular endurance

Muscular endurance

Coordination

Flexibility

Agility

Strength

Reaction time

Speed

Power

Rhythmic ability

Aesthetic/expressive ability

Sequencing

Adapt movement strategies to the situation/environment

Progression from simple-complex skills

Knowledge and understanding of benefits of physical activity

Knowledge and understanding of importance of physical activity

Knowledge and understanding of effects of physical activity on the body

Knowledge and understanding of opportunities to be active

Knowledge and understanding of sedentary behaviour

Ability to identify and describe movement

Creativity and imagination in application of movement

Decision-making (ability to think, understand and make decisions, knowing how and when to perform)

Ability to reflect and improve own performance, including setting optimal challenges

Knowledge and understanding of tactics, rules, and strategy

Knowledge and understanding of safety considerations and risk