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The effect of commitment
The commitment had a positive effect on self reported speed limits in all four interviews (see Figure 4): significantly more drivers who committed declared observing speed limits during the time period before each interview whereas there were significantly less than in the other three groups. "who committed declared observing speed limits" is any verb missing in this part, please advise.
The commitment had a positive effect on self reported speed limits in all four interviews (see Figure 4): significantly more drivers who committed declared observing speed limits during the time period before each interview whereas there were significantly less than in the other three groups. "who committed declared observing speed limits" is any verb missing in this part, please advise.
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No, but it sure is a confusing way to do it. '. More words perhaps, but certainly easier to interpret.
- No, but it sure is a confusing way to do it.
- '.
- More words perhaps, but certainly easier to interpret.
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No, but it sure is a confusing way to do it.
'...significantly more drivers who committed themselves declared that they had observed speed limits during the time period before each interview...'.
More words perhaps, but certainly easier to interpret.
'...significantly more drivers who committed themselves declared that they had observed speed limits during the time period before each interview...'.
More words perhaps, but certainly easier to interpret.
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