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A developmental exploration of expectations for and beliefs about preventing bicycle collision injuries

A group of children and adults were asked for their reactions to simulated bicycle collisions and contrary to predictions, age and gender were unrelated to subjects expectations of whether a collision would take place, be actively avoided or fail to take place and whether they could remain safe, that safety equipment (helmets) would keep them safe, or that different behavior would keep them safe.

Record #:
2246
Date:
1995
Format:
Journal Article
Author:
Peterson, Lizette et al
Corp:
Department of Psychology, University of Missouri-Columbia
Source:
Journal of Pediatric Psychology
Citation:
20(1)95
Issue pages:
13-22
Keywords:
BICYCLES;BICYCLE SAFETY;CYCLE SAFETY;CYCLISTS;CHILD DEVELOPMENT;RISK FACTORS;GENDER FACTORS
Identity:
USA
Location:
F
Class:
F320

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