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Entry titleTalked with Alex and Kelly today, need to have non-monetary incentives for children (ethics - IRBS) We want students & teachers to recruit people most similar to themselves -> these people then recruit one other person Similar students: problems with that 1) What determines similarity? 2) What if the program changed the students and they no longer seek people similar to themselves before they entered the program? Students: can match with those entering program? Will talk to Prof. Halafir about group incentives | |
