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motivators

motivators Motivators are factors or reasons that encourage someone to take part in an activity or make them more willing to be involved.

Motivators are factors or reasons that encourage someone to take part in an activity or make them more willing to be involved. In this context, the term refers to influences that affect participation in research.

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Drafting source: Kotiusheva Ksenia; Hilliker Laurel; Ibbotson Tracy; Baylan Satu; Gardani Maria; Learmonth Gemma. Widening participation in cognitive neuroscience: a mixed-methods study of age-related motivators, barriers and attitudes towards imaging methods. 2026; DOI 10.1186/s12874-026-02911-3; article XML SHA-256 8c098e77f28dc6a70bafda3de89388bc4a3f787104bd45e852ccf2635ea721c3. “Widening participation in cognitive neuroscience: a mixed-methods study of age-related motivators, barriers and attitudes towards imaging methods” (10.1186/s12874-026-02911-3).
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