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Passive safety.
Passive safety. Correct adjustment helps reduce the risk and severity of neck injuries, particularly in a rear-end collision; it does not guarantee preventing every injury. Passive safety limits crash consequences, while active safety helps prevent a crash. Although it may affect comfort, this question concerns its protective function.
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Passive safety.
Comfort only, with no protective function.
Active safety that prevents the crash by itself.
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