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Fig. 2 | Injury Epidemiology

Fig. 2

From: Social workers’ determination of when children’s access or potential access to loaded firearms constitutes child neglect

Fig. 2

A child has gained access to an unlocked, loaded firearm. The graphs compare the proportion of survey respondents who considered Scenario 2 as child neglect for the indicated ages. a scenario where there was no injury to the child and in the absence (NO LAW) or presence (LAW) of a CAP law. b scenario where there was no CAP law and the child did (INJURY) or did not (NO INJURY) sustain an injury. c scenario where the child sustained an injury in the absence (NO LAW) or presence (LAW) of a CAP law. d scenario where there was a CAP law present and the child did (INJURY) or did not (NO INJURY) sustain an injury. e scenario for the most disparate conditions, i.e. absence of a CAP law and no injury to the child (NO LAW + NO INJURY) versus presence of a CAP law and injury to the child (LAW + INJURY). Asterisks (*) indicate statistically significant differences for pairwise comparisons: *, p < 0.05; **, p < 0.01

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Injury Epidemiology

ISSN: 2197-1714