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    An investigation of the effects of sensation seeking and impulsivity on extreme sport participation and injury using path analysis

    An investigation of the effects of sensation seeking and impulsivity on extreme sport participation and injury using path analysis by Weishaar, Megan G., Kentopp, Shane D., Wallace, Gemma T., Conner, Bradley T.

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    Personality and social determinants of health predict adolescent comfort and honesty reporting sports-related concussion symptoms

    Personality and social determinants of health predict adolescent comfort and honesty reporting sports-related concussion symptoms by Weishaar, Megan G, Stephens, Jaclyn A, Prince, Mark A, Wicklund, Alissa, Conner, Bradley T

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    Investigating sensation seeking as a predictor of false identification attainment and associated risks among a college student sample

    Investigating sensation seeking as a predictor of false identification attainment and associated risks among a college student sample by Foster, Madeline G., Weishaar, Megan G., Prince, Mark A., Conner, Bradley T.

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    Measuring the Gap: Predictions of Nonsuicidal Self-injury, Substance Misuse, and Health-risk Sexual Behavior via Dual Systems Theory

    Measuring the Gap: Predictions of Nonsuicidal Self-injury, Substance Misuse, and Health-risk Sexual Behavior via Dual Systems Theory by Kentopp, Shane D., Fredrickson, Gereon J., Weishaar, Megan G., Conner, Bradley T.

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    Applying a Health-Risk Behavior Lens to Understand Individual Differences in COVID-19 Containment Behavior Among Young Adults

    Applying a Health-Risk Behavior Lens to Understand Individual Differences in COVID-19 Containment Behavior Among Young Adults by Wallace, Gemma T., Weishaar, Megan G., Henry, Kimberly L., Conner, Bradley T.

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