Eat & tell: A randomized trial of random-loss incentive to increase dietary self-tracking compliance
A growing body of evidence has shown that incorporating behavioral economics principles into the design of financial incentive programs helps improve their cost-effectiveness, promote individuals' short-term engagement, and increase compliance in health behavior interventions. Yet, their effect...
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2018
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