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A study examined mobile speed cameras' effects on crashes and casualties in a rural English county.
J. W. Kable and P. W. Glimcher published the paper 'The neural correlates of subjective value during intertemporal choice' in Nature Neuroscience in 2007.
A. E. Kazdin published the book 'Behavior modification in applied settings' in 2012.
An outpatient program for chronic pain patients based on mindfulness was described in a 1982 paper.
U. Khan and R. Dhar published 'Licensing effect in consumer choice' in the Journal of Marketing Research in 2006.
J. Kabat-Zinn published the book 'Full catastrophe living: Using the wisdom of your body and mind to face stress, pain and illness' in 1990.
P. A. Keller, B. Harlam, G. Loewenstein, and K. G. Volpp published 'Enhanced active choice: A new method to motivate behavior change' in the Journal of Consumer Psychology in 2011.
Magnitude, time, and risk perception differ similarly between joint and single evaluations.
A 2010 paper performed a meta-synthesis of meta-analyses on health behavior change.
Mental contrasting of a dieting wish improves self-reported health behavior.
A study of an electricity rebate program found evidence for asymmetric incentives in subsidies.
Whether smaller plates reduce consumption depends on who is serving and who is looking.
Cognitive control has emotional foundations.
A 2012 review of meta-analyses examined the efficacy of cognitive behavioral therapy.
A 2008 paper established empirical benchmarks for interpreting research effect sizes.
Age-progressed renderings of the future self can increase saving behavior.
A controlled clinical trial was conducted on a 'Behavioral self-control program for Windows'.
A 2016 meta-analysis examined if monitoring goal progress promotes goal attainment.
Exercise has effects on the brain and cognition.
Goals function as reference points in cognition.