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EXPLORING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF A NOVEL DESIGN FEATURE ON CHILD RESTRAINT INSTALLATION

Researchers at UNSW Sydney (The University of New South Wales) and NeuRA are seeking volunteer research participants to learn how a novel design feature on a child car seat affects its installation.

Would the research study be a good fit for me?

The study might be a good fit for you if you are:

  • Over 18 years of age
  • Conversant in English

What would happen if I took part in the research study?

If you decide to take part you would:

  • Come into NeuRA and install a child car seat in a car, and a child dummy into the car seat, and then answer some questions about your experience. It would take approximately 1 hour.

Will I be paid to take part in the research study?

You will be reimbursed $25 for travel associated with the research study visit.

Who do I contact if I want more information or want to take part in the study?

Name: Bianca Albanese, PhD Candidate

Email:  b.albanese@neura.edu.au

Phone: 9399 1848

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