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CARBON-MONOXIDE POISONING FROM GASOLINE-POWERED ENGINES - RISK PERCEPTION AMONG MIDWEST FLOOD VICTIMS
Authors: GREIFE AL GOLDENHAR LM FRUEND E STOCK A HALPERIN W
Citation: Al. Greife et al., CARBON-MONOXIDE POISONING FROM GASOLINE-POWERED ENGINES - RISK PERCEPTION AMONG MIDWEST FLOOD VICTIMS, American journal of public health, 87(3), 1997, pp. 466-467
DEVELOPING THE IONAL-INSTITUTE-FOR-OCCUPATIONAL-SAFETY-AND-HEALTH CANCER CONTROL DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS FOR FARM POPULATIONS
Authors: CONNALLY LB SCHULTE PA ALDERFER RJ GOLDENHAR LM CALVERT GM DAVISKING KE SANDERSON WT
Citation: Lb. Connally et al., DEVELOPING THE IONAL-INSTITUTE-FOR-OCCUPATIONAL-SAFETY-AND-HEALTH CANCER CONTROL DEMONSTRATION PROJECTS FOR FARM POPULATIONS, The Journal of rural health, 12(4), 1996, pp. 258-264
TRADESWOMENS PERSPECTIVES ON OCCUPATIONAL-HEALTH AND SAFETY - A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION
Authors: GOLDENHAR LM SWEENEY MH
Citation: Lm. Goldenhar et Mh. Sweeney, TRADESWOMENS PERSPECTIVES ON OCCUPATIONAL-HEALTH AND SAFETY - A QUALITATIVE INVESTIGATION, American journal of industrial medicine, 29(5), 1996, pp. 516-520
INTERVENTION RESEARCH - SCIENCE, SKILLS, AND STRATEGIES
Authors: SCHULTE PA GOLDENHAR LM CONNALLY LB
Citation: Pa. Schulte et al., INTERVENTION RESEARCH - SCIENCE, SKILLS, AND STRATEGIES, American journal of industrial medicine, 29(4), 1996, pp. 285-288
METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES FOR INTERVENTION RESEARCH IN OCCUPATIONAL-HEALTH AND SAFETY
Authors: GOLDENHAR LM SCHULTE PA
Citation: Lm. Goldenhar et Pa. Schulte, METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES FOR INTERVENTION RESEARCH IN OCCUPATIONAL-HEALTH AND SAFETY, American journal of industrial medicine, 29(4), 1996, pp. 289-294
INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO PART-2 OF THE INTERVENTION RESEARCH WORKSHOP - CASE-STUDIES IN OCCUPATIONAL-HEALTH AND SAFETY
Authors: GOLDENHAR LM HENNEBERGER PK JOSEPH BS LAMONTAGNE A
Citation: Lm. Goldenhar et al., INTRODUCTORY NOTE TO PART-2 OF THE INTERVENTION RESEARCH WORKSHOP - CASE-STUDIES IN OCCUPATIONAL-HEALTH AND SAFETY, American journal of industrial medicine, 29(4), 1996, pp. 384-385
WORKSITE HEALTH-PROGRAMS - WORKING TOGETHER TO ADVANCE EMPLOYEE HEALTH
Authors: HEANEY CA GOLDENHAR LM
Citation: Ca. Heaney et Lm. Goldenhar, WORKSITE HEALTH-PROGRAMS - WORKING TOGETHER TO ADVANCE EMPLOYEE HEALTH, Health education quarterly, 23(2), 1996, pp. 133-136
OPERATIONALIZING THEORETICAL CONSTRUCTS IN BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS TRAINING CURRICULUM
Authors: SINCLAIR RC GERSHON RRM MURPHY LR GOLDENHAR LM
Citation: Rc. Sinclair et al., OPERATIONALIZING THEORETICAL CONSTRUCTS IN BLOODBORNE PATHOGENS TRAINING CURRICULUM, Health education quarterly, 23(2), 1996, pp. 238-255
INTERVENTION RESEARCH IN OCCUPATIONAL-HEALTH AND SAFETY
Authors: GOLDENHAR LM SCHULTE PA
Citation: Lm. Goldenhar et Pa. Schulte, INTERVENTION RESEARCH IN OCCUPATIONAL-HEALTH AND SAFETY, Journal of occupational medicine, 36(7), 1994, pp. 763-775
UNDERSTANDING AND PREDICTING RECYCLING BEHAVIOR - AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY OF REASONED ACTION
Authors: GOLDENHAR LM CONNELL CM
Citation: Lm. Goldenhar et Cm. Connell, UNDERSTANDING AND PREDICTING RECYCLING BEHAVIOR - AN APPLICATION OF THE THEORY OF REASONED ACTION, Journal of environmental systems, 22(1), 1993, pp. 91-103
EFFECTS OF EDUCATIONAL AND FEEDBACK INTERVENTIONS ON RECYCLING KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, BELIEFS, AND BEHAVIORS
Authors: GOLDENHAR LM CONNELL CM
Citation: Lm. Goldenhar et Cm. Connell, EFFECTS OF EDUCATIONAL AND FEEDBACK INTERVENTIONS ON RECYCLING KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES, BELIEFS, AND BEHAVIORS, Journal of environmental systems, 21(4), 1992, pp. 321-333
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