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Consumer & Patient Education and Shared-Decision Making (679)

Published on in Vol 16, No 6 (2014): June

Designing for Psychological Change: Individuals’ Reward and Cost Valuations in Weight Management

Designing for Psychological Change: Individuals’ Reward and Cost Valuations in Weight Management

Designing for Psychological Change: Individuals’ Reward and Cost Valuations in Weight Management

Authors of this article:

Anne Hsu1 ;   Ann Blandford2 Author Orcid Image
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