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Grounding the neuroscience of behavior change in the sociocultural context

Steven Tompson, Matthew D. Lieberman, Emily B. Falk

2015-08-01reviewCurrent Opinion in Behavioral Sciences34 citationsclosed

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Behavioral Health and Interventions Cultural Differences and Values Psychology of Social Influence

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Year2015

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VenueCurrent Opinion in Behavioral Sciences

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doi10.1016/j.cobeha.2015.07.004

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