incentivisation

incentivisation — 名詞

1. the practice of using rewards — such as bonuses, tax breaks, or recognition — to

1.名詞C1
釋義

誘因激勵

用獎勵驅使人或組織採取行動的做法

the practice of using rewards — such as bonuses, tax breaks, or recognition — to push people or organisations to act in a particular way.

例句

Ilan argued that the incentivisation of recycling worked better than fines in his neighbourhood.

Ilan 主張在他社區裡，回收的誘因激勵比罰款更有效。

the incentivisation of [activity] — typical noun-of-X pattern

Government incentivisation of solar panels helped Sofia install rooftop ones in Taipei.

政府對太陽能板的獎勵促進，幫助 Sofia 在台北裝設了屋頂太陽能。

[modifier] incentivisation of [target] — common policy framing

同義詞
  • incentivization

    American spelling of the same word.

  • motivation

    broader; covers internal drive too, while 'incentivisation' specifically means using external rewards.

  • encouragement

    softer and more general; does not imply a structured reward system.

反義詞
  • disincentivisation

    using penalties or removed rewards to discourage a behaviour.

  • deterrence

    discouragement through fear of punishment rather than removal of reward.

文法句型

the incentivisation of [people/activity]

incentivisation through [reward type]

用法筆記

Almost always uncountable and abstract; refers to the systemic practice of building reward structures, not to a single offer. Subjects are typically institutions (governments, employers, schools), and the object is the behaviour being encouraged.

常見錯誤

❌The manager gave Layla an incentivisation for finishing early.
✅The manager gave Layla an incentive for finishing early.
💡use the countable noun 'incentive' for a single reward; 'incentivisation' names the overall practice.
❌They did an incentivisation to staff.
✅They introduced the incentivisation of staff training.
💡the word needs an 'of'-phrase or a modifier; it does not work as a count noun.