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Symbolic incentives in elementary schools

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By Hemdat College, Bar Ilan, Ben-David Hadar
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Financial and symbolic incentives are increasingly used to motivate student performance. However, evidence regarding their effectiveness, particularly for low-cost, symbolic rewards combined with personalized goal-setting remains limited, especially among disadvantaged student populations.
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Perspectives on workplaces choices among physicians and nurses in peripheral hospitals

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By Ramat Gan, Be’er Ya’akov, Bar Ilan
| TechTrends
Background The shortage of healthcare professionals and the need for committed hospital workers is a global challenge, particularly in peripheral and rural areas, where workforce distribution disparities lead to unequal access to care.
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Urban built environment and melanoma incidence: an ecological study of disparities across U.S. populations

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By Bar Ilan, Bruce Rapoport Faculty
| Frontiers
Abstract Introduction: Melanoma incidence varies substantially across racial and ethnic populations in the United States, yet the role of urban built-environment characteristics in shaping these disparities remains poorly understood. This study examines the association between urbanization and melanoma incidence across major racial and ethnic groups using state-level data. Methods: We analyzed state-level ecological data for the 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia from 2000 to 2021.
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