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Interventions increase  condom use; authors warned  that quality was low in the   studies summarized  Reported effect size is for  short-term increase in seat  belt use; long-term increase =   13.7%  Interventions reduce traffic  violations; also reports d =   .03 for crash rates (−15% – −9%)Interventions reduce traffic   accidents  Ca











               (1.4 – 2.8)          (0.057   – 0.064)      (0.43 – 0.47)






               OR = 2.0    (r = .188)  actual    change =   20.6%  d = .06    (r = .030)  actual    change =    −12%  r = .05  d = .45    (r = .220)







                         136        106    119             253
               6                                   23



               23,048               1,640,000      6,647,801


               Condom use in   developing   countries  Safety belt use  Driver   improvement  Road safety   campaigns  Organ donation   campaigns  Pro-  environmental   behaviors







               Sweat et al., Bulletin of the  World Health Organization,   Hagenzieker, Bijleveld &  Davidse, Accident Analysis   and Prevention, 1997  Masten & Peck, Journal of   Safety Research, 2004  Phillips, Ulleberg, & Vaa,   Accident Analysis and   Prevention, 2011  Feeley & Moon,   Communication Reports,   Osbaldiston & Schott,  Environment a









                    2012


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