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When Asking Questions About Health Behaviors Helps versus Hurts

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Williams, P; Block, LG; Fitzsimons, GJ
Published in: Social Influences
2005

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Gavan J. Fitzsimons
Author Gavan J. Fitzsimons Fuqua School of Business

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Social Influences

Publication Date

2005
 

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Williams, P., Block, L. G., & Fitzsimons, G. J. (2005). When Asking Questions About Health Behaviors Helps versus Hurts (Accepted). Social Influences.
Williams, P., L. G. Block, and G. J. Fitzsimons. “When Asking Questions About Health Behaviors Helps versus Hurts (Accepted).” Social Influences, 2005.
Williams P, Block LG, Fitzsimons GJ. When Asking Questions About Health Behaviors Helps versus Hurts (Accepted). Social Influences. 2005;
Williams, P., et al. “When Asking Questions About Health Behaviors Helps versus Hurts (Accepted).” Social Influences, 2005.
Williams P, Block LG, Fitzsimons GJ. When Asking Questions About Health Behaviors Helps versus Hurts (Accepted). Social Influences. 2005;

Published In

Social Influences

Publication Date

2005