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condom use; authors warned
that quality was low in the
Interventions increase
studies summarized
(1.4 – 2.8)
OR = 2.0
(r = .188)
136 Reported effect size is for actual short-term increase in seat change = belt use; long-term increase = 20.6% 13.7% Interventions reduce traffic (0.057 d = .06 106 violations; also reports d = – 0.064) (r = .030) .03 for crash rates (−15% – −9%)Interventions reduce traffic actual 119 accidents c
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Condom use in developing countries Safety belt use Driver improvement Road safety campaigns Organ donation campaigns Pro- environmental behaviors

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