Behavioral Interventions to Help Workers Keep Their Jobs After an Injury or Illness (Policy Brief)

Kara Contreary and Irma Perez-Johnson

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Abstract: Behavioral science draws on insights from psychology and other social sciences to study how cognitive, social, and emotional factors contribute to individual decision making.

Keywords: disability; employment; return-to-work; behavioral intervention (search for similar items in EconPapers)
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