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Impulsive choice and workplace safety: A new area of inquiry for research in occupational settings
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Effects of Aversive Noise on Human Self-Control for Positive Reinforcement
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Effects of Cold Pressor Pain on Human Self-Control for Positive Reinforcement
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Discounting of delayed rewards across the life span: age differences in individual discounting functions
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The use of incentives/feedback to enhance work place safety: A critique of the literature
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