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Bonnie J F Meyer

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Psychology and Aging|September 19, 2007
Why older adults make more immediate treatment decisions about cancer than younger adultsBonnie J F Meyer, Andrew P Talbot, Carlee Ranalli
Reading Research Quarterly|February 20, 2010
Text processing variables predict the readability of everyday documents read by older adultsBonnie J F Meyer, Michael Marsiske, Sherry L Willis
Health Communication|February 21, 2013
A qualitative study of breast cancer treatment decisions: evidence for five decision-making stylesKirsten M Weber, Denise Haunani Solomon, Bonnie J F Meyer
Patient Education and Counseling|February 10, 2015
Factors associated with participation in a prevention trial aimed at reducing biomarkers of breast cancer riskJames Price Dillard, Bonnie J F Meyer, Denise H Solomon, et al.
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Psychology and Aging|September 19, 2007
Why older adults make more immediate treatment decisions about cancer than younger adultsBonnie J F Meyer, Andrew P Talbot, Carlee Ranalli
Reading Research Quarterly|February 20, 2010
Text processing variables predict the readability of everyday documents read by older adultsBonnie J F Meyer, Michael Marsiske, Sherry L Willis
Health Communication|February 21, 2013
A qualitative study of breast cancer treatment decisions: evidence for five decision-making stylesKirsten M Weber, Denise Haunani Solomon, Bonnie J F Meyer
Patient Education and Counseling|February 10, 2015
Factors associated with participation in a prevention trial aimed at reducing biomarkers of breast cancer riskJames Price Dillard, Bonnie J F Meyer, Denise H Solomon, et al.
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