Based on recent research examining the impact of culture on risk for childhood injuries which of the following factors was not a strong predictor of the likelihood of injury?

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The presence of child-proof locks on cabinets is more of a direct safety measure rather than a cultural factor influencing the likelihood of childhood injuries. Factors like a child's tendency to engage in risky behaviors, the mother's perception of the child's obedience, and the presence of stressful life events are more closely tied to cultural and behavioral aspects that can influence the risk of injury.

Based on Recent Research Examining the Impact of Culture on Risk