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A Worksite Nutrition Intervention is Effective at Improving Employee Well-Being: A Pilot Study by Sutliffe, Chloe A., Fuhrman, Joel H., Carnot, Mary Jo, Sutliffe, Jay T., Gardner, Julia C.

“…Background. Worksite dietary interventions show substantial potential for improving employee health and well-being. The aim of this pilot study was to…”
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Impact of a 6-Month Micronutrient-Dense Plant-Rich Nutrition Intervention on Health and Well-Being at the Worksite by Adams, Alison, Fortin, Tricia, Wetzel, Wendy S., Carnot, Mary Jo, Gorman, Michelle M., Gardner, Julia C., Sutliffe, Jay T., Sutliffe, Chloe A.

“…This nonrandomized pilot study utilized the health belief model and the theory of planned behavior to assess the effectiveness of perceived behavioral control…”
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The Nutritarian Women’s Health Study (NWHS): Cohort 1 by Sutliffe, Jay T., Lopez, Nanette V., Gardner, Julia C., Carnot, Mary Jo, Adams, Alison E. M.

“…Plant-based dietary patterns are associated with chronic disease risk reduction, prevention, and reversal. As such, the Nutritarian diet is a dietary plan…”
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C-reactive protein response to a vegan lifestyle intervention by Sutliffe, Jay T, Wilson, Lori D, de Heer, Hendrik D, Foster, Ray L, Carnot, Mary Jo

“…Highlights • Most participants had a drop in their CRP level. • The vegan diet significantly reduced systemic inflammation. • Amount of exercise was not…”
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Protocol and Preliminary Results of the Nutritarian Women’s Health Study: A Longitudinal Effectiveness-Implementation Hybrid Study Assessing Dietary Intake and Health Outcomes by Sutliffe, Jay T., Gardner, Julia C., Wetzel, Wendy S., Carnot, Mary Jo, Adams, Alison E. M.

“…Whole-food plant-rich dietary patterns have been shown to be associated with significant health benefits and disease-risk reduction. One such program, which…”
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Nutrient-dense, Plant-rich Dietary Intervention Effective at Reducing Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors for Worksites: A Pilot Study by Sutliffe, Jay Thomas, Fuhrman, Joel Harvey, Carnot, Mary Jo, Beetham, Raena Marie, Peddy, Madison Sarah

“…conduct interventions for health promotion and disease prevention to ameliorate chronic risk factors for disease, such as for cardiovascular disease (CVD)…”
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Worksite Nutrition: Is a Nutrient-Dense Diet the Answer for a Healthier Workforce? by Sutliffe, Jay, Scheid, Julia, Gorman, Michelle, Adams, Alison, Carnot, Mary Jo, Wetzel, Wendy, Fortin, Tricia, Sutliffe, Chloe, Fuhrman, Joel

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The Role of Identical Component Information in Similarity, Discrimination, Grouping and Detection Tasks by Carnot, Mary Jo

“…There is increasing evidence that information about structure and relationships among components may be an important part of representation, and that simple…”
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Cardiovascular Risk Reduction among College Students: CVD RISK REDUCTION AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS by Sutliffe, Jay T., Carnot, Mary Jo

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Cardiovascular Risk Reduction among College Students by Sutliffe, Jay T., Carnot, Mary Jo

“…The purpose of this research was to determine whether an introductory nutrition course could assist in reducing cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk in college…”
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Storm-LK: A Human-Centered Knowledge Model for Weather Forecasting by Hoffman, Robert R., Coffey, John W., Ford, Kenneth M., Carnot, Mary Jo

“…STORM-LK (System To Organize Representations in Meteorology-Local Knowledge) is a Human-Centered system that used the CMap Tools© software to represent the…”
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An Empirical Comparison of Methods for Eliciting and Modeling Expert Knowledge by Hoffman, Robert R., Coffey, John W., Carnot, Mary Jo, Novak, Joseph D.

“…The goal of this project in Human-Centered Computing was to apply a variety of methods of Cognitive Task Analysis (CTA) and Cognitive Field Research (CFR) to…”
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STORM-LK: A HUMAN-CENTERED KNOWLEDGE MODEL FOR WEATHER FORECASTING by Hoffman, Robert R, Coffey, John W, d, Kenneth M, Carnot, Mary Jo

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On time differences in searching for letters in words and nonwords: do they emerge during the initial encoding or the subsequent scan? by JOHNSON, N. F, CARNOT, M. J

“…Krueger (1970a, 1970b, 1982) has demonstrated that subjects can search for target letters within words faster than they can complete an equivalent search…”
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