Jill A. Brown

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Reducing risk for chronic disease: Evaluation of a collective community approach to sustainable evidence-based health programming

Engagement marketing for social good: Application to the All of Us research program

Sleep, activity, and nutrition among an Army health intervention sample: Strengths, deficits, and differences based on gender and rank

Knowing you can is half the battle: Self-confidence and sleep among US Army soldiers

Improving resilience and combating burnout in US Army health care teams

Improving resilience and combating burnout in U.S. Army health care teams

Choice and perceptions of exercise: A test of three moderating variables

Choice and enjoyment of exercise: A test of three moderating variables

Trait perception accuracy and acquaintance within groups: A pragmatic approach

Social-class indicators differentially predict engagement in prevention vs. detection behaviours

Choosing across cultures: The effect of choice complexity on treatment outcomes

Social class indicators differentially predict engagement in prevention vs. detection behaviors

Choosing across cultures: The effect of choice complexity on treatment outcomes

Subjective social status and well-being: The role of referent abstraction

Subjective social status and well-being: The role of referent abstraction

Aligning research and practice: Implications of patient-centered care for placebo effects

Patient involvement in treatment decision making can help and hinder pain relief: The moderating role of prior experience

Aligning research and practice: Implications of patient-centered care for placebo effects (R)

Patient involvement in treatment decision making can help or hinder placebo analgesia: The moderating role of prior experience

Why does choice enhance treatment effectiveness? Using placebo treatments to demonstrate the role of personal control