Bridget Hanson, Ph.D., Kari Finley, Ph.D., and Jay Otto, M.S. with the Center for Health and Safety Culture (CHSC) at Montana State University published an article in the Journal of…
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The Center for Health and Safety Culture (CHSC) has expertise partnering with DFC-funded communities to reduce alcohol use among youth and young adults. The Department of Health and Human Services…
View the full Newsletter here – https://conta.cc/3s6S43E CHSC In-Person PCF Training March 28-30, 2023, Charlotte, NC Upcoming Webinars A Fabulous Few Days of Training With Coordinators in Utah Annmarie McMahill & Jay Otto…
View the full Newsletter here - https://conta.cc/3bXW0yC In This Issue: New Center Co-DirectorsJuly Webinar -- Tips to Grow Traffic Safety CulturePooled Fund Belief Change ProjectIn-Person PCF Training Coming Spring 2023Center…
You can view three new journal publications from the Center for Health and Safety Culture now in open access. See some of our latest research on: Understanding how individual beliefs…
Eric Austin, Ph.D., and Holly Watson with the Department of Political Science along with Nicholas Ward, Ph.D., Jay Otto, M.S., and Kelly Green, M.P.A., with the Center for Health and…
Jay Otto, M.S., Nicholas Ward, Ph.D., and Kari Finley, Ph.D., with the Center for Health and Safety Culture (CHSC) at Montana State University along with Shelly Baldwin and Wade Alonzo…
Bridget Hanson, Ph.D., Kari Finley, Ph.D., Jay Otto, M.S., and Nicholas Ward, Ph. D., with the Center for Health and Safety Culture (CHSC) at Montana State University published an article…
The Center for Health and Safety Culture will conduct a literature review to define aggressive driving, formulate a contextual model to explain its occurrence, and develop and implement a survey of road users to identify and differentiate clusters of driving behaviors that are perceived as “aggressive.” This research project is a part of the Traffic Safety Culture Pooled Fund Program. [...]