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An instrumented vehicle assessment of problem behavior and driving style by Boyce, Thomas E, Geller, E.Scott

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Risky, aggressive, or emotional driving: Addressing the need for consistent communication in research by Dula, Chris S., Geller, E.Scott

“…Problem. Researchers agree that a consistent definition for aggressive driving is lacking. Such definitional ambiguity in the literature impedes the…”
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An instrumented vehicle assessment of problem behavior and driving style:: Do younger males really take more risks? by Boyce, Thomas E, Geller, E.Scott

“…An instrumented vehicle was used to obtain behavioral data from 61 drivers ranging in age from 18 to 82. Each driver completed a personality questionnaire and…”
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A safety self-management intervention for mining operations by Hickman, Jeffrey S., Geller, E.Scott

“…Problem: This quasi-experimental field study examined the efficacy of a safety self-management process to increase safety-related work practices in mining…”
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Increasing the safety of children's vehicle travel: From effective risk communication to behavior change by Will, Kelli England, Geller, E.Scott

“…Introduction: When installed and used correctly, child safety seats reduce the risk of fatal injury by 71% for infants and 54% for toddlers. However, four out…”
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Critical Success Factors for Behavior-Based Safety: A Study of Twenty Industry-wide Applications by DePasquale, Jason P, Geller, E.Scott

“…One-on-one interviews and focus-group meetings were held at 20 organizations that had implemented a behavior-based safety (BBS) process in order to find…”
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Erratum to “A safety self-management intervention for mining operations” [Journal of Safety Research 34(2003)299–308] by Hickman, Jeffrey S., Geller, E.Scott

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Behavior-Based Intervention for Occupational Safety: Critical Impact of Social Comparison Feedback by Williams, Joshua H, Geller, E.Scott

“…The relative impact of global, specific, and social comparison feedback on safety behaviors was assessed at a large soft-drink bottling Co. A 2 Feedback Level…”
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Measuring road rage: development of the Propensity for Angry Driving Scale by DePasquale, Jason P, Geller, E.Scott, Clarke, Steven W, Littleton, Lawrence C

“…Problem: Recent reports indicate incidents of aggressive driving have risen 51% since 1990 (Vest, Cohen, & Tharp, 1997), and they continue to rise about 7% per…”
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Behavior-Based Intervention for Occupational Safety by Williams, Joshua H, Geller, E.Scott

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Critical Success Factors for Behavior-Based Safety by DePasquale, Jason P, Geller, E.Scott

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Do the designated drivers of college students stay sober? by Timmerman, Mary Ann, Geller, E.Scott, Glindemann, Kent E., Fournier, Angela K.

“…Problem: By numerous accounts, alcohol abuse is considered the number one drug problem facing young people today. Alcohol consumption and its negative…”
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Predicting propensity to actively care for occupational safety by Geller, E.Scott, Roberts, D.Steve, Gilmore, Michael R.

“…A 154-item safety culture survey (SCS) was administered to employees of two industrial plants to test an actively caring (AC) model designed to predict…”
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An experimental test of risk compensation: between-subject versus within-subject analyses by Streff, F M, Geller, E S

“…This study examined parameters under which risk compensation in driving can occur following the use of safety belts. Risk compensation theories hypothesize…”
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An evaluation of three corporate strategies for safety belt use promotion by Cope, J G, Grossnickle, W F, Geller, E S

“…Different types of awareness sessions to promote employee safety belt use were evaluated. Across eight different employee safety meetings three dichotomous…”
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