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The relationship is established because preschool children are identified as a demographic group whose health and development are directly linked to physical activity levels, as noted in studies regarding their dietary needs [1] and behavioral patterns [2], as well as academic research specifically examining these correlates [3].

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eHealth Tools Supporting Early Childhood Education and Care ... researchprotocols.org JMIR Publications 2 facts
referenceHinkley et al. published a review of correlates related to preschool children and physical activity in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine in 2008.
claimMany preschool-aged children consume high-energy diets, fail to meet recommended intake levels for vegetables and fruits, and exhibit low levels of physical activity.
5.1 Physical Health and Growth in Early Childhood - OpenStax openstax.org OpenStax 1 fact
claimPreschool children require carbohydrates to fuel high levels of physical activity and to support brain development.