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Table 1.

Questions used to assess the social context.

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Table 2.

Overview of the physical and social environmental factors affecting visitation and physical activity in POS.

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Table 3.

Descriptive statistics of the sample (n = 30).

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Table 4.

Activities performed in POS by the participants.

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Fig 1.

Large open spaces with grass and some trees encourage adolescents to be active.

Park van Vorst, Brussels.

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Fig 2.

Paths with slopes are encouraging to be active for joggers and cyclists.

This was mentioned by the participants because it increases the training intensity. Park van Vorst, Brussels.

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Fig 3.

Playgrounds are important for younger adolescents (12–13 year olds) for POS visitation and physical activity.

Sleepstraat Ghent.

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Fig 4.

Sport fields were mostly pointed out as important by boys to visit and be active.

Kielpark Antwerp.

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Fig 5.

Ground paintings were perceived as attractive, unwanted graffiti as not attractive for visiting a POS.

Bethlehemplein, Brussels and Rabotpark Ghent.

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Fig 6.

Historical elements and statues were perceived by some participants as attractive to visit a POS.

Prinsenhofplein, Ghent.

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Fig 7.

Garbage lying around was perceived to be unsupportive to visit a POS.

Rabotpark, Ghent.

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