So it isn't an inducement as in, you know, stick a nail in your eye; it is, listen, you're going to be taking your hair, you're going to put it in an envelope, you're going to mail it to us, you're going to give us access, a lot of hassle associated with that. It is a compensation for participation.
Cassidy explains that compensation for participation in research is not an inducement but a reimbursement.
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