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Do Self-Incentives and Self-Rewards Change Behavior? A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis · Study

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Do Self-Incentives and Self-Rewards Change Behavior? A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

E Brown, Debbie Michelle Smith, Tracy Epton, Christopher J. Armitage

2017-09-15reviewBehavior Therapy29 citationsgreen

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