Publications by authors named "Noah Bosshart"
Article Synopsis
- The study examined how caregivers and regulatory experts predict which household chemicals are appealing to children, involving 95 four-year-olds and their caregivers who ranked these products.
- It found that both adults and children had similar views on child-appeal ratings, especially when evaluating products with child-appealing images.
- The research highlighted that while adults can generally estimate child-appeal, significant individual differences exist among children, suggesting that education for caregivers on these variations is more crucial than just regulating product features.
This study investigated preschool children's categorization and risk perception of products with ambiguous product characteristics (e.g., food-like packaging).
View Article and Find Full Text PDFIntroduction: Children who encounter household chemicals run the risk of unintentional injury. The aim of this study was to understand which factors heighten children's attention or misguide their decision-making concerning household chemicals. We hypothesized that certain product attributes (i.
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