Why Are Financial Incentives Not Effective at Influencing Some Smokers to Quit? Results from A Process Evaluation

Annice Kim; Kian Kamyab; Annice Kim; Kian Kamyab; J Zhu; K Volpp

Why Are Financial Incentives Not Effective at Influencing Some Smokers to Quit? Results from A Process Evaluation

Kim, A., Kamyab, K., Zhu, J., & Volpp, K. (2009). Why Are Financial Incentives Not Effective at Influencing Some Smokers to Quit? Results from A Process Evaluation. Journal of General Internal Medicine, 24, 219-220.

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