How might the offer of a financial incentive influence sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening rates? Financial incentives are likely to have no effect on STI screening rates as the main deterrents are fear of stigma and embarrassment. The presence of a financial incentive might allow for external attributions of behavior, mitigating the embarrassment associated with STI screening and potentially increasing participation Financial incentives could exacerbate the stigma associated with STI screening, leading to decreased participation Offering financial incentives might increase anxiety about having to inform partners in the case of a positive result, leading to lower screening rate

How might the offer of a financial incentive influence sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening rates? Financial incentives are likely to have no effect on STI screening rates as the main deterrents are fear of stigma and embarrassment. The presence of a financial incentive might allow for external attributions of behavior, mitigating the embarrassment associated with STI screening and potentially increasing participation Financial incentives could exacerbate the stigma associated with STI screening, leading to decreased participation Offering financial incentives might increase anxiety about having to inform partners in the case of a positive result, leading to lower screening rate

		Financial incentives are likely to have no effect on STI screening rates as the main deterrents are fear of stigma and embarrassment.
		The presence of a financial incentive might allow for external attributions of behavior, mitigating the embarrassment associated with STI screening and potentially increasing participation
		Financial incentives could exacerbate the stigma associated with STI screening, leading to decreased participation
		Offering financial incentives might increase anxiety about having to inform partners in the case of a positive result, leading to lower screening rates