Which of the following factors is one of the most frequent causes of children being run over and of accidents among children?

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Children are especially vulnerable road users because of their developing physical and cognitive limitations. One of the most common psychological causes of accidents among children is the false belief that, if they can see a vehicle, the driver automatically sees them too (confusing seeing with being seen). In addition, their short stature makes it harder for them to be noticed among parked vehicles or from the raised cab of a truck. By contrast, children usually do not have a deep knowledge of the traffic rules, nor do they always follow them, and their problem is not an excess of attention: they are easily distracted in the road environment.

Which of the following factors is one of the most frequent causes of children being run over and of accidents among children?

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