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Potential Paradoxical Effects of Myth-Busting as a Nutrition Education Strategy for Older Adults

Pamela I. Ansburg Department of Psychology, Metropolitan State College of Denver, Campus Box 54, Denver, CO, 80217
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Cynthia J. Heiss Department of Psychology, Metropolitan State College of Denver, Campus Box 54, Denver, CO, 80217
Pages 31-37 | Published online: 23 Jan 2013

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Pamela I. Ansburg. (2016) Myth-busting is a bust for patient education: Making salient older adults’ misconceptions about osteoarthritis fails to lead to lasting corrections. Educational Gerontology 42:5, pages 330-341.
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Jay C. Somers & Charlene M. Morris. (2021) Seasons and Seasonings of the Older Years. Physician Assistant Clinics 6:3, pages 457-466.
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