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Most cited papers from Personal Improvement Computer Systems

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What are the most cited papers from Personal Improvement Computer Systems?

The most cited paper from Personal Improvement Computer Systems is "IBM experiments in soft fails in computer electronics (1978–1994)" (J. F. Ziegler et al., 1996), with 458 citations. Next come "College Smoking-Cessation Using Cell Phone Text Messaging" (329) and "Internet and Mobile Phone Text Messaging Intervention for College Smokers" (196).

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1 IBM experiments in soft fails in computer electronics (1978–1994) J. F. Ziegler et al. · IBM Journal of Research and Development 1996 458
2 College Smoking-Cessation Using Cell Phone Text Messaging Jami L. Obermayer, William T. Riley, Ofer Asif et al. · Journal of American College Health Sep 2004 329
3 Internet and Mobile Phone Text Messaging Intervention for College Smokers William T. Riley, Jami L. Obermayer, Jersino Jean-Mary · Journal of American College Health Sep 2008 196
4 The Kaiser Permanente prenatal smoking-cessation trial11The full text of this article is available via AJPM Online at http://www.elsevier.com/locate/ajpmonline. Daniel H. Ershoff, Virginia P. Quinn, Neal Richard Boyd et al. · American Journal of Preventive Medicine Open access Oct 1999 161
5 Accuracy of a PDA-based dietary assessment program Jeannette M. Beasley, William T. Riley, Jersino Jean-Mary · Nutrition Jun 2005 130
6 Evaluation of a PDA-based Dietary Assessment and Intervention Program: A Randomized Controlled Trial Jeannette M. Beasley, William T. Riley, Amanda Davis et al. · Journal of the American College of Nutrition Apr 2008 100
7 Evaluation of a web-based, pictorial diet history questionnaire Jeannette M. Beasley, Amanda Davis, William T. Riley · Public Health Nutrition Open access 12 Jun 2008 70
8 The Use of Significant Reduction Rates to Evaluate Health Education Methods for Pregnant Smokers: A New Harm Reduction Behavioral Indicator? Richard A. Windsor, Changqing Li, Neal Richard Boyd et al. · Health Education & Behavior Oct 1999 49
9 Computer and manual self-help behavioral strategies for smoking reduction: Initial feasibility and one-year follow-up William T. Riley, Albert Jerome, Albert Behar et al. · Nicotine & Tobacco Research Dec 2002 41
10 Evaluating two self-help interventions for smokeless tobacco cessation Herbert H. Severson, Laura Akers, Judy A. Andrews et al. · Addictive Behaviors May 2000 40
11 Color Associations of Male and Female Fourth-Grade School Children Eric Karp, H. B. Karp · The Journal of Psychology Jul 1988 32
12 Effects of a Web-based Food Portion Training Program on Food Portion Estimation William T. Riley, Jeannette M. Beasley, Allison Sowell et al. · Journal of Nutrition Education and Behavior Open access Mar 2007 30
13 A Computer Device to Deliver Behavioral Interventions for Insomnia William T. Riley, Patricia Mihm, Albert Behar et al. · Behavioral Sleep Medicine 30 Dec 2009 22
14 Responses of practicing psychologists to a web site developed to promote empirically supported treatments. William T. Riley, Mary F. Schumann, Valerie L. Forman‐Hoffman et al. · Professional Psychology Research and Practice Feb 2007 19
15 Gender differences in COVID‐19 ‐related stress and relationships with life satisfaction among financial advisors Derek T. Tharp, Elizabeth J. Parks‐Stamm, Michael E. Kitces et al. · Financial Planning Review Open access Sep 2021 15
16 Smoking Cessation Research in Primary Care Treatment Centers: The SCRIPT-MS Project Patrick O. Smith, Thomas J. Payne, Karen M. Crews et al. · The American Journal of the Medical Sciences Oct 2003 11
17 Computerized scheduled gradual reduction for smokeless tobacco cessation: development and preliminary evaluation of a self-help program A Jerome, Patricia L. Fiero, A Rosa Behar · Computers in Human Behavior Sep 2000 10
18 FEASIBILITY OF COMPUTERIZED SCHEDULED GRADUAL REDUCTION FOR ADOLESCENT SMOKING CESSATION William T. Riley, Albert Jerome, Albert Behar et al. · Substance Use & Misuse 2002 7
19 Group Dynamics in a Discussion Group for Older Adults: Does Gender Play a Role? Kate de Medeiros, Dana Harris-Trovato, Evelyn P Bradley et al. · Educational Gerontology Feb 2007 4
20 Machine-Learning-Assisted Segmentation of FIB-SEM Images with Artifacts for Improved of Pore Space Characterization of Tight Reservoir Rocks Andrey Vladimirovich Kazak, К. V. Simonov, Victor Alexeevich Kulikov · Proceedings of the 8th Unconventional Resources Technology Conference Conference paper 2020 2
21 Keeping Streams Cool: Disentangling the Impacts of Local Groundwater Discharge vs. Mountain Headwater Contributions During Summer Low Flows Lea Antesz, Julia DeWeerdt, D. M. Allen et al. PreprintOpen access Feb 2023 1
22 Factors Related to Low-Income Children’s Participation in the National School Lunch Program: An Analysis Using the Multiple Disadvantage Model Tyrone C. Cheng, Celia C. Lo · Journal of Social Service Research 24 Nov 2025 0
23 A concepção de funcionalidade do idoso no panorama das práticas integrativas e complementares em saúde Alice Silva Osterne Ribeiro, Ana Luiza Almeida de Lima, Carla Nadja Santos de Sousa et al. · Contribuciones a las Ciencias Sociales Open access 28 Sep 2023 0
24 PRÁTICAS INTEGRATIVAS E COMPLEMENTARES PARA INSÔNIA: PERCEPÇÕES DE UM INDIVÍDUO INSONE Bruna de Franceschi Fiamoncini, SANDRA PAPESKY SABBAG, GABRIELLE CAROTTA Conference paperOpen access 6 May 2023 0
25 President's letter Paul W. Abrahams · Communications of the ACM Open access Feb 1987 0
26 PERMACULTURA, PERM-ANGOLA Cinésio Feliciano Peçanha · Revista Integrativa de Inovações Tecnológicas nas Ciências da Saúde Open access 6 Jan 2020 0
27 A Systems Perspective on Local Area Networks A. J. Snow, Kathleen Dillencourt Conference paper 1987 0
28 Developing a Quality Contractor Prequalification Program John Moreland, J H Smith Conference paper 2007 0

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