Objective: To measure the validity of a booster seat questionnaire and a car seat questionnaire so that they can be reliably used in future trials.
Design: The two child passenger safety questionnaires were created. Each underwent expert review to ensure face and content validity.
In the United States, more children die from motor vehicle crashes than any other cause. Research has demonstrated that children ages 4-8 have a significantly reduced risk of injury if they are restrained in booster seats rather than adult seatbelts. Despite current recommendations, few children in this age group are properly restrained.
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