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Non-Coercive Incentive Limits

Meaning

An ethical and practical framework for designing wellness or research programs that offer positive inducements for participation and adherence to health-promoting behaviors, ensuring these incentives are structured such that they do not exert undue influence or pressure on an individual’s autonomous decision-making. The limit ensures that the reward is significant enough to motivate, yet not so large as to compromise free and voluntary consent.