Prize-Based Incentives is a contingency management strategy that uses the intermittent delivery of tangible rewards or privileges as positive reinforcement to promote and sustain desired behaviors, distinguished from other behavioral incentives by its reliance on chance-based allocation of prizes contingent upon target performance.
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