A recent study indicated that the common nonmonetary incentive, such as a ballpoint pen, does not increase response rates through reduction in interview refusal rates.

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Studies have shown that even small nonmonetary incentives, like a ballpoint pen, can increase survey response rates by making recipients feel a sense of obligation or goodwill towards completing the survey, thus potentially reducing interview refusal rates.

A Recent Study Indicated That the Common Nonmonetary Incentive, Such