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The carrot-and-stick model rests on the neat but shaky assumption that behaviour responds to incentives, but the evidence says otherwise

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For decades, language barriers have hindered researchers' ability to assess child-caregiver relationships in refugee populations—an important component in designing and implementing interventions that promote the healthy development of displaced children. But a recent study led by Yale's Qusai Khraisha validates a novel observational tool that allows researchers to accurately measure the quality of interactions between young children and their caregivers even if they do not understand the language being spoken.

Flood-hit Irish communities have described living in “fear and helplessness” and of suffering chronic psychological distress, a new study has found.

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