Background and Aims Quit & Win contests (in which smokers pledge to quit smoking for a
defined period in exchange for the chance to win a prize) may be well‐suited for college …

Purpose: To determine smoking abstinence rates and predictors of abstinence among college
students enrolled in a campus-based Quit & Win contest. Design: Pre-post measure with …

Objectives We conducted a cost-effectiveness analysis and model-based cost–utility and
cost–benefit analysis of increased dosage (3 vs. 1 consecutive contests) and enhanced content …

Background: The Department of Family Medicine and Community Health at the University of
Minnesota engaged in a 5-year transformation to expand research and scholarship …

Objectives: To investigate the social contingencies associated with participation in a college
Quit and Win contest to promote smoking cessation. Methods: Six focus groups (N = 27) …

Context: The field of family medicine has made limited progress in creating a culture change
to fully embrace research as part of everyday practice. Such a culture would contribute …

… The papers commissioned by Bengtson and Achenbaum are intended to give greater analytic
rigor to current debates. The volume is interdisciplinary not only by theoretical intent but by …

Objectives We conducted a cost-effectiveness analysis and model-based cost-utility and
cost-benefit analysis of increased dosage (3 vs. 1 consecutive contests) and enhanced content (…

Objectives The role of family relationships in the lives of older adults has received substantial
attention in recent decades. Scholars have increasingly looked beyond simple models of …

This article extends previous research by examining the relationship between prospective
accounts of intergenerational affection, normative expectations, and conflict on current …