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fig. 2.28.2: of Norcross and Vangarelli’s 200 resolvers, 77 percent kept their pledge at one week and 19 percent at two years; the curve never reaches 8

fig. 2.28.2 · of Norcross and Vangarelli’s 200 resolvers, 77 percent kept their pledge at one week and 19 percent at two years; the curve never reaches 8.
200 RESOLVERS NEVER FELL TO 8 PERCENT: 19 STILL KEPT THEIR PLEDGE AT TWO YEARSONE DOT: SHARE OF 200 RESOLVERS STILL KEEPING THE PLEDGE. FILLED: IN THE 1988ABSTRACT; OPEN: OSCARSSON 2020'S SUMMARY.0255075100%THE 8 PERCENT: A 2005 POLL ANSWER, NOT A POINT OF THIS STUDY77% AT 1 WEEK1 WEEK55%1 MONTH43%3 MONTHS40%6 MONTHS19% AT 2 YEARS2 YEARSTIME SINCE THE PLEDGE, LOG SCALE · SHARE STILL KEEPING IT

source: 97-archive/pubmed-2980864-norcross-vangarelli-1988-abstract-2026-10-13.txt line 3 (77, 19); plosone-oscarsson-2020-2026-10-13.html line 1113 (55, 43, 40); the 8 from steveshapiro-2005-12-wayback-20071215 and shapiro-resolutions-that-work line 1599 · resolverSurvival.data.ts

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