Steven Levitt on Child Carseats
Offered By: TED via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a thought-provoking TED talk that challenges conventional wisdom about child car safety. Delve into data presented by Steven Levitt suggesting that car seats may not be more effective than seatbelts in preventing child fatalities during car accidents. Discover the surprising findings and consider their implications for child safety practices. Pay close attention to a critical caveat revealed during the Q&A session, which adds an important dimension to the discussion. Gain insights into evidence-based approaches to child safety and the complexities of interpreting statistical data in real-world contexts.
Syllabus
Steven Levitt on child carseats
Taught by
TED
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