Is Bikeability Cycle Training an Effective Active Travel Behaviour Change Intervention? Confirmatory Evidence from Classroom-Based Surveys of UK Schoolchildren
Description
These files relate to the paper of the same title and comprise the following: raw data files downloaded from the JISC survey platform, for each of nine Bikeability training providers who collected data in their local authority areas; a PDF of the survey that participants completed to provide those data; an Excel file containing a cleaned dataset, from which 'Other' responses to the Year Group item have been removed; a PDF of the SPSS output file from the data analysis process; a PowerPoint file that illustrates the geographical spread and diversity of the data location sites; and the summaries of (incomplete) demographic information procured from schools by Bikeability training providers.
Files
Steps to reproduce
The raw data files were downloaded from the JISC platform, rows containing test data created by instructors were deleted, as were columns that could conceivably identify individuals (school name, and class name), to create one parent data file in Excel. Column headings were modified for import into an SPSS datasheet to which amendments were made to accommodate long strings of alphabetical data. The 'Crosstabs...' option in the SPSS Analysis menu was selected to perform Chi-Square analysis, and reporting of the Chi-Square statistic, as well as Cramer's V and observed values and associated percentages, was selected to peform the analyses, inserting 'bikeability_L2' in either the column or the row field, and other variables of interest with regard to the training dichotomy in the remaining field. 'Independent samples...' was selected to determine between-group differences in KS_TOTAL scores.
Institutions
- Brunel University