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De Minimis Incentives

Meaning

De Minimis Incentives refer to subtle, often individually negligible stimuli or influences that, through their cumulative or consistent presence, exert a discernible effect on physiological processes or behavioral patterns. These factors, whose individual impact might be considered trivial, possess an aggregated contribution that becomes clinically relevant over time. They represent the smallest units of positive influence within a complex biological or behavioral system.