Bicycle helmet use on a college campus: Interview reports on behavior and attitude

Miriam Krause; Stephanie Anne Richards

Bicycle helmet use on a college campus: Interview reports on behavior and attitude

Communication Sciences & Disorders

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Abstract

Pedestrians and bicyclists on a university campus were interviewed about bicycle helmet use behaviors and attitudes. The study was performed in conjunction with a traumatic brain injury awareness event. Preliminary quantitative and qualitative results are presented regarding self-reported frequency and reasons for and against helmet use.

Original language	English
State	Published - Nov 2013
Event	ASHA Convention - Chicago, Illinois Duration: Nov 1 2013 → Nov 30 2013

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Conference	ASHA Convention
Period	11/1/13 → 11/30/13

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