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ISSN 1527-7143
Methodological Articles
October 13, 2026 PDT

Workplace Safety Behavioral Tendencies in Highway Maintenance: Development of a Content-Valid Item Pool Based on a Dual-Process Framework

Paul W. Ford, Ph.D., PsyD-c,
highway maintenancework-zone safetycontent validityinstrument developmentsafety behaviorrisk perceptionself-regulationhuman factors
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Ford, P. W. (2026). Workplace safety behavioral tendencies in highway maintenance: Development of a content-valid item pool based on a dual-process framework. North American Journal of Psychology, 2303–2330. https://doi.org/10.65696/001c.172492
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