“…In this task, participants gain or lose money by developing advantageous or disadvantageous decision strategies. …”
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“…To date, few mHealth programs have been implemented at scale and there remains a paucity of evidence on their effectiveness and value for money. This paper aims to improve understanding among mHealth program managers and key stakeholders of how to select methods for economic evaluation (comparative analysis for determining value for money) and financial evaluation (determination of the cost of implementing an intervention, estimation of costs for sustaining or expanding an intervention, and assessment of its affordability). …”
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“…Money has frequently been used as an extrinsic motivator since it is assumed that humans are willing to invest more effort for financial reward. …”
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“…Results: The sex trade in this study is characterized by competition, fuelled by money-driven and age-disparate rivalry. Despite widespread HIV knowledge, FSWs contend with persistent challenges regarding condom use negotiation, induced by more money in the exchange for unsafe sex. …”
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“…We study how the approach grounded on non-extensive statistical physics can be applied to describe and distinguish different stages of the stock and money market development. A particular attention is given to asymmetric behavior of fat tailed distributions of positive and negative returns. …”
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“…Among those elderly who did not seek treatment, the most common reasons given were “lack of money” (81.2%) and “not feeling necessary to go to doctor as conditions were age related” (62.5%). …”
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“…Students who offered around half of their possible amounts had significantly higher GPAs than those, who offered none or all their money.…”
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“…A total of 151 (83.9%) had enough money, 27 (15%) borrowed money and two (1.1%) of them sold assets. …”
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“…Grouping visits and tests on the same days may be a simple and feasible way to reduce patients’ investment of time and money in their care.…”
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“…Food, money, and time are exchangeable resources essential for survival and reproduction. …”
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“…The Index of Multiple Deprivation was not associated with either receiving a grant nor the amount of money received, among recipients. CONCLUSION: Financial support by the Motor Neurone Disease Association is provided across individuals and across boroughs regardless of their socioeconomic circumstances. …”
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“…Governments spent a lot of money on education to improve students’ competences at all levels of education. …”
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“…Cancer survivors were asked whether (1) they have borrowed money because of cancer, its treatment, and lasting effects of treatment and (2) they have forgone some cancer-related medical care because of cost. …”
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“…On the other hand, a positive shock to the variables such as GDP, and money volume, leads to an increase in the stock return of pharmaceutical companies. …”
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“…CONCLUSIONS: Adopting more stringent emission standards in France and Italy would save money and lives.…”
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“…Migrants were more likely to borrow money to cope with the health expenditure. Targeted services should be provided to meet different needs of migrants according to migration duration.…”
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“…Those with a low education level were more likely to have misconceptions about HIV and ever have sex in exchange for money/goods/services. Married participants were more likely to know how to prevent HIV. …”
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“…Participants were asked to indicate which side of a vertically-bisected computer screen contained more dots and, in every trial, indicating that the right side of the screen had more dots earned participants the most money (irrespective of the number of dots). Therefore, participants were able to report dishonestly to earn more money. …”
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“…RESULTS: Participants reported that lack of money (for transport and medical costs), unfriendly maternal health services, and delays at the maternal health clinic constrain access and utilization of maternal health services. …”
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“…CONCLUSION: Latrine availability was very low when compared to the national target of 100% among religious institutions and was affected by the currently saved money towards having a latrine, any messages seen, heard, or received on sanitation and hygiene, and the place where the messages were received. …”
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