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A 2018 study by Robinson et al. found that for middle school students, take-up of behavior commitment devices does not affect their behavior.
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A 2018 study found take-up of behavior commitment devices did not affect middle school students' behavior.
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Robinson C. D., Pons G. A., Duckworth A. L., Rogers T.
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{
    "year": "2018",
    "authors": "Robinson C. D., Pons G. A., Duckworth A. L., Rogers T.",
    "publication": "Frontiers in Psychology"
}
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Education Psychology Behavioral Science
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September 18, 2026 at 2:28 AM (3 weeks ago)
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