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Using the theory of planned behaviour to predict screening uptake in two contexts

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Using the theory of planned behaviour to predict screening uptake in two contexts (English)

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Susan Michie

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Theresa M. Marteau

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Theresa M. Marteau

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David P. French

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David P. French

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Elizabeth Dormandy

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Elizabeth Dormandy

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December 2004

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Psychology & Health

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19

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6

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705-718

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