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This article explores the current literature about the factors that lead people to enroll in a scientific
study in the area of health. Recruitment of participants has been shown to be a problem with the
number of participants willing to participate decreasing widely. For this reason, it is important to
understand how and why people make the decision to participate in a scientific study, in order to
develop mechanisms that counteract this tendency. For that purpose, a review of current literature
was conducted and the evidence was related with decision theory. The goal is to understand how the
decision process to participate in a study occurs and which actions can be taken to maximize the
recruitment process.
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Scientific study Participaction Decision theory Health . Faculdade de Ciências Exatas e da Engenharia
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University of Nottingham