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Ron Van Houten

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Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|June 29, 2011
Increasing following headway with prompts, goal setting, and feedback in a driving simulatorMichelle L Arnold, Ron Van Houten
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|May 5, 2011
A feedback intervention to increase digital and paper checklist performance in technically advanced aircraft simulationWilliam G Rantz, Ron Van Houten
Transportation Research Record|October 18, 2024
Examining the Effects of Gateway Width on Motorist Yielding to PedestriansJonathan Hochmuth, Erik Newton, Ron Van Houten
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|November 9, 2004
Effects of a driver enforcement program on yielding to pedestriansRon Van Houten, J E Louis Malenfant
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|September 24, 2011
The effects of a rectangular rapid-flashing beacon on vehicle speedMichelle VanWagner, Ron Van Houten, Brian Betts
Accident; Analysis and Prevention|January 25, 2008
Observations of how drivers fasten their seatbelts in relation to various startup tasksJ E Louis Malenfant, Ron Van Houten
Accident; Analysis and Prevention|July 9, 2014
Time-series intervention analysis of pedestrian countdown timer effectsBradley E Huitema, Ron Van Houten, Hana Manal
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|March 8, 2014
A comparison of gateway in-street sign configuration to other driver prompts to increase yielding to pedestrians at crosswalksMiles K Bennett, Hana Manal, Ron Van Houten
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|May 5, 2011
Using accelerator pedal force to increase seat belt use of service vehicle driversRon Van Houten, Bryan Hilton, Richard Schulman, et al.
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|January 27, 2005
Reducing conflicts between motor vehicles and pedestrians: the separate and combined effects of pavement markings and a sign promptSherry Huybers, Ron Van Houten, J E Louis Malenfant
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Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|June 29, 2011
Increasing following headway with prompts, goal setting, and feedback in a driving simulatorMichelle L Arnold, Ron Van Houten
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|May 5, 2011
A feedback intervention to increase digital and paper checklist performance in technically advanced aircraft simulationWilliam G Rantz, Ron Van Houten
Transportation Research Record|October 18, 2024
Examining the Effects of Gateway Width on Motorist Yielding to PedestriansJonathan Hochmuth, Erik Newton, Ron Van Houten
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|November 9, 2004
Effects of a driver enforcement program on yielding to pedestriansRon Van Houten, J E Louis Malenfant
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|September 24, 2011
The effects of a rectangular rapid-flashing beacon on vehicle speedMichelle VanWagner, Ron Van Houten, Brian Betts
Accident; Analysis and Prevention|January 25, 2008
Observations of how drivers fasten their seatbelts in relation to various startup tasksJ E Louis Malenfant, Ron Van Houten
Accident; Analysis and Prevention|July 9, 2014
Time-series intervention analysis of pedestrian countdown timer effectsBradley E Huitema, Ron Van Houten, Hana Manal
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|March 8, 2014
A comparison of gateway in-street sign configuration to other driver prompts to increase yielding to pedestrians at crosswalksMiles K Bennett, Hana Manal, Ron Van Houten
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|May 5, 2011
Using accelerator pedal force to increase seat belt use of service vehicle driversRon Van Houten, Bryan Hilton, Richard Schulman, et al.
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis|January 27, 2005
Reducing conflicts between motor vehicles and pedestrians: the separate and combined effects of pavement markings and a sign promptSherry Huybers, Ron Van Houten, J E Louis Malenfant
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