Do Incentives Crowd Out Motivation? A Feasibility Study of a Community Vector-Control Campaign in Peru

Buttenheim, Alison M.; Castillo-Neyra, Ricardo; Arevalo-Nieto, Claudia; Shinnick, Julianna; Sheen, Justin; Volpp, Kevin G.; Paz-Soldán, Valerie A.; Behrman, Jere R.; Levy, Michael Z.

doi:10.1080/08964289.2021.1977603

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“…The study showed that providing incentives did not affect the natural desire for participation; nevertheless, it was found that incentivized participants were actually more likely to continue participating in the campaign after the incentives were removed. The authors suggest that incentivizing participation in public health campaigns can be an effective way to increase engagement without undermining intrinsic motivation [25].…”

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“…The provision of monetary incentives for citizens involved in research data collection has now gained popularity and has been proven to be effective [23]. Previous studies have used a range of incentives as a reward for data collection [23][24][25]. For example, Banka et al [24] provided monetary incentives to patients in hospitals who participated in a study evaluating patient satisfaction.…”

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“Fighting against malaria is everyone’s concern”: A randomized control trial assessing the role of incentives for encouraging local communities to record and upload mosquito sounds using the MozzWear application.

Mponzi,

Dam,

Msaky

et al. 2024

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Background Current malaria surveillance methods are considered too expensive to scale within limited-resource settings; hence, new technologies and approaches are necessary to maximize the collection of data and ultimately design new malaria control tools. Effective mosquito surveillance can be enhanced through the utilization of digital technologies and the engagement of citizens in real-time data collection. This study used the HumBug acoustic sensor with the MozzWear app to detect and identify host-seeking mosquitoes based on their flight sounds, with citizens receiving airtime incentives for recording and uploading sounds. Methods A randomized controlled trial was used to assess the role of incentives to encourage the local community to record and upload mosquito sounds using the MozzWear application. Participants were randomized into two groups: 1) a control group, in which no incentive was provided; and 2) incentive group, in which airtime credit was provided to participants. Both groups were provided with HumBug smartphones running the MozzWear app plus adapted mosquito bed nets (‘HumBug Nets’) to hold the phones during recording and were asked to record and upload mosquito flight tone data once per week for a period of four months. The intervention group was rewarded with an airtime incentive every week after the data were uploaded. At the end of the study, an experience survey was administered to participants in both groups to assess their experience participating in this study. Results The overall results indicate that the control group performed well in terms of the number of nights spent recording and uploading data compared to the incentive group. The level of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation differs between demographic variables. Their feedback suggested that fighting against malaria was more important and was everyone’s concern in rural Tanzania. In addition, the participants expressed their interest in being involved in future research related to mosquito surveillance and the fight against malaria. Conclusion Citizens can play a valuable role in scientific research; even without giving them incentives, they can still participate in the study. By participating in mosquito surveillance and malaria prevention studies, community members can make significant contributions to addressing mosquito-borne diseases and improving health outcomes.

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“Fighting against malaria is everyone’s concern”: A randomized control trial assessing the role of incentives for encouraging local communities to record and upload mosquito sounds using the MozzWear application.

Mponzi,

Dam,

Msaky

et al. 2024

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“…Oleh karena itu, efek moderat yang diharapkan dari pembebasan pajak pada hubungan antara pengaruh sosial dan kemauan untuk membayar pada niat beli mobil hijau lemah dan berfluktuasi. Pembebasan pajak dapat mempercepat adopsi mobil hijau jangka pendek, dicapai melalui peningkatan perilaku pembelian impulsif (Buttenheim et al, 2021;Katare et al, 2019;Reis et al, 2022). Insentif ekonomi memicu perilaku pembelian impulsif, bukan kompulsif.…”

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“…Ada tiga jenis insentif: ekonomi, sosial, dan moral. Insentif ekonomi adalah dorongan moneter, sedangkan insentif sosial dan moral didorong oleh non-moneter (Buttenheim et al, 2021;Katare et al, 2019;Reis et al, 2022). Memberi insentif kepada calon pembeli untuk mempercepat niat membeli mereka adalah hal biasa.…”

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Efek Moderasi Pembebasan Pajak pada Niat Beli Mobil Hijau (Green Car) di Malaysia: Studi Konseptual

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2023

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Konsumsi berkelanjutan sangat penting bagi umat manusia, dicapai melalui praktik gaya hidup berkelanjutan. Oleh karena itu, pemanfaatan sumber daya terbarukan yang berasal dari konsumerisme etis diperlukan. Adopsi transportasi hijau adalah katalis. Mobil hijau di Malaysia mengacu pada kendaraan hibrida (HV), kendaraan listrik hibrida plug-in (PHEV) atau kendaraan listrik (EV). Dengan 90 persen kendaraannya berbahan bakar fosil, Malaysia jauh tertinggal dalam aspirasinya untuk mengadopsi transportasi hijau. Oleh itu, tindakan proaktif mesti diambil untuk mempercepatkan penggunaan mobil hijau di Malaysia. Karena tantangan yang dihadapi oleh Malaysia berbeda dari negara-negara maju lainnya, penelitian ini melihat efek moderat pembebasan pajak pada hubungan antara pengaruh sosial dan kesediaan untuk membayar niat beli mobil hijau di Malaysia. Secara khusus, penelitian ini mengadopsi pemasaran sebagai domain penelitian, dengan niat beli sebagai ide sentral. Penelitian ini bersifat kuantitatif berdasarkan pendekatan penelitian deduktif. Penelitian ini memilih Theory of Planned Behaviour dan Operant Conditioning Theory sebagai teori pendukungnya. Teknik pengambilan sampel yang diadopsi adalah pengambilan sampel acak bertingkat melalui kuesioner yang dibuat sendiri. Penelitian akan menggunakan data yang dikumpulkan dari 384 responden menggunakan kuesioner dan menganalisisnya secara statistik menggunakan SPSS dan SmartPLS.

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Do Incentives Crowd Out Motivation? A Feasibility Study of a Community Vector-Control Campaign in Peru

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“Fighting against malaria is everyone’s concern”: A randomized control trial assessing the role of incentives for encouraging local communities to record and upload mosquito sounds using the MozzWear application.

“Fighting against malaria is everyone’s concern”: A randomized control trial assessing the role of incentives for encouraging local communities to record and upload mosquito sounds using the MozzWear application.

Efek Moderasi Pembebasan Pajak pada Niat Beli Mobil Hijau (Green Car) di Malaysia: Studi Konseptual

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