sleep assessment ranged from asking many questions to not asking any. We believe that the higher reporting to the RA was a result of asking separate questions for each sleep practice, and asking if any unsafe behavior was "ever" practiced. In contrast, most pediatricians do not ask if the behavior was practiced "ever," but rather ask questions about the current and/or typical behavior, for example, "Where does baby sleep?" The small sample size did not allow us to examine disclosure rates based on the race of the RA, HE, or pediatrician.
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