Assessing reinforcing versus aversive consequences in a real-Time secondhand smoke intervention

Assessing reinforcing versus aversive consequences in a real-Time secondhand smoke intervention

Few studies have examined the relative effectiveness of reinforcing versus aversive consequences at changing behavior in real-world environments. Real-Time sensing devices makes it easier to investigate such questions, offering the potential to improve both intervention outcomes and theory. This res...

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Main Authors: Adams, M.A (Author), Bellettiere, J. (Author), Berardi, V. (Author), Hovell, M. (Author), Hughes, S.C (Author), Klepeis, N.E (Author), Nguyen, B. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Oxford University Press 2021
Subjects:
adult
affect
Affect
Air Pollution, Indoor
ambient air
analysis of covariance
article
comparative effectiveness
Contingency management
Family Characteristics
family size
feedback system
household
human
Humans
indoor air pollution
JITAI
major clinical study
Operant theory
passive smoking
Real-Time data
reinforcement (psychology)
Secondhand smoke
Smokers
smoking
Tobacco Smoke Pollution
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