mifold Comfort: Scientific Substantiation for Heightless Booster Seats
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How are heightless boosters the same as traditional backless boosters?
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In child passenger safety, what is ASIS?
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According to the IIHS, lab belt fit should:
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In the 2008 UMTRI studies, “Assessing Child Belt Fit, Volume I and Volume II,” the shoulder belt should:
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According to IIHS statements about shoulder belt fit:
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The simplest definition of submarining is “when the lap belt penetrates the abdomen”
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According to the 1975 research by Adomeit and Heger, the Alpha angle is the angle between the H-S plane (the line from the hip to the shoulder) and horizontal plane
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With heightless booster seats, “torso arching” does not indicate submarining, even though the Alpha angle is greater than 90 degrees because:
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The most accurate method of measuring abdominal penetration by the lap belt during submarining is:
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In the 2017 CChIPS research project, “Efficacy of booster seat design on the response of the Q6 ATD in simulated frontal sled impacts,” the highest resultant upper-neck force was observed with which type of booster seat?
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