The phrase "aid motivation" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to providing support or encouragement for motivation, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The program aims to aid motivation among students by offering various resources and support."
Alternatives: "support motivation" or "enhance motivation".
A handful of clubs have recognised that the structure of a player's contract can be used to align interests, aid motivation and improve the team dynamic but, even in the age of FFP, most clubs do not yet "pay smart".
From San Francisco to Washington, I've learned that the barriers to completing college are as diverse as the people who faced them: social pressures, inadequate financial aid, motivation, poor academic preparation, lack of knowledge about applying, fear of crushing student loan debt and the list goes on.
To aid motivation, children were told that they were competing against a cartoon character, "Scuba Sam".
The debate within the discipline of international relations of the analysis of traditional aid motivations has been briefly presented.
Progress aided motivation, suggesting self-efficacy models may be informative in enhancing treatment outcomes [ 38].
According to Gherunpong et al. [ 20], the picture aids allow adaptation to suit the children's competence, assist motivation and reduce anxiety.
Research has shown this to be a powerful aid to motivation.
Some of the potential nonauditory predictors of success with amplification listed in the above document are the same as those that our panelists suggested might be important for the decision to fit hearing aids including motivation, realistic patient expectations, manual dexterity, cognition, prior experience with amplification, and visual acuity.
For patients with mild hearing loss, the greatest priority was given by clinicians to patient-centered criteria for fitting hearing aids: hearing difficulties, motivation to wear hearing aids, and impact of hearing loss on quality of life (chosen as top five by at least 64% of panelists).
In this trial, the study co-ordinator (NI) was also a GDP at the time of patient recruitment, and this seemed to aid recruitment through motivation of other GDPs in the study [ 38].
The Minnesota CPRU trial also used fridge magnets and birthday cards as memory aids to maintain motivation and adherence.
