00947nam a2200157   450000100060000010000410000610100080004720001070005533004290016246100980059160600210068970000220071070100230073270100240075585200100077922355  a20090507c2008       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aIntervention type matters in primary prevention of abusive head injuryeevent history analysis results  aThe current study sought to compare interventional materials intended to raise public awareness of the caregiving practices connected to Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS). Two hundred and sixty four adults (mean age 32 years) were recruited for participation through convenience sampling at a large Northeastern university. Participants fell into two groups-those who regularly cared for children (46%) and those who did not (54%).  vV.32,n.10dOct. 2008pp.949-957tChild Abuse & Neglect - The International JournalcSt. Louis  aABUSO DE MENORES  aRUSSELLbBeth S.   aTRUDEAUbJeremiah   aBRITNERbPreston A.  jP.324