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According to Gorzale and Parker(2003), encouraging activities within groups impacts more than financial inducement, which Harrison (2010) thinks has higher risk of failure on amending behavior. Meanwhile, pressure from family and peer, potential causes and belifs are remarkable factors which should be concerned. (Cooper, 2010 and Johnson, 2011)

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According to Gorzale and Parker(2003), encouraging activities within groups impacts more than financial inducement, which Harrison (2010) thinks has higher risk of failure on amending behavior. Meanwhile, pressure from family and peer, potential causes and belifs are remarkable factors which should be concerned. (Cooper, 2010 and Johnson, 2011)

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Individual behavior adaption occurs with social pressure exertion (Cooper, 2010), rewarding individuals with money (Harrison, 2010)

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Mobile phones have diverse effects in developing countries. Although services availiable via mobile phones can have a negative impact on the living costs of poor families (Lefilleur,2009), it is counteracted by their positive effects. For instance, people use the devices to contact different aspects on their lives, such as their closest relatives or in further studies (Vodafone,2005). Other than that, mobile devices have a substantial impact in economy. Market conditions, which are constantly changing, can be instantly transmitted through the devices and this enable people to react quickly to earn more profit (Khalil, Dongier, Qiang, 2009). Due to the benefits provided by mobile phones, they have spreaded rapidly throughout the countries, including the rural areas according to the articles by Khalil and Qiang (2009)and also Berberousee, Bernard and Pescatori (2009).

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It is suggested that strategies aiming to change individual behaviors like financial rewards, community engagement which is relatively more effective(Gonzalez and Parker, 2003) can fail sometimes for their limitations（Harrison, 2010). Therefore, undelying causes and beliefs should be taken into consideration to ensure their efficiency according to Johnson (2011). In addition, pressure exerted by family and peer also has a great effect on individual behaviours（Cooper, 2010).

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It is suggested that strategies aiming to change individual behaviors like financial rewards, community engagement which is relatively more effective(Gonzalez and Parker, 2003) can fail sometimes for their limitations（Harrison, 2010). Therefore, undelying causes and beliefs should be taken into consideration to ensure their efficiency according to Johnson (2011). In addition, pressure exerted by family and peer also has a great effect on individual behaviours（Cooper, 2010).

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Aiming to changing individual behaviour, researchers have found that pressure from family and friends(Copper, 2010) and community social activities(Gonzalez and Parker, 2003) have a positive influence, while stimulation by money(Harrison, 2010) and lack of potential causes and beliefs(Johnson, 2011) are ineffective.

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Aiming to changing individual behaviour, researchers have found that pressure from family and friends(Copper, 2010) and community social activities(Gonzalez and Parker, 2003) have a positive influence, while stimulation by money(Harrison, 2010) and lack of potential causes and beliefs(Johnson, 2011) are ineffective.

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Short term inducement such as cash is hard to have great impact on human behaviour compared with those take into account the cause and belief such as communities, family or peer. (Harrison A., 2010, Johnson C. , 2011, Gonzalez D. and Parker P., 2003, Cooper M., 2010)

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According to Gorzale and Parker(2003), encouraging activities within groups impacts more than financial inducements, which Harrison(2010) thinks has higher risk of failure on amend behavior. Meanwhile, pressure from family and peer, potential causes and beliefs are remarkable factors which should be concerned. (Cooper,2010, Johnson,2011

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People ‘s behaviour can be changed by the involvement of group activities (Gonzalez and Parker, 2013), family and peer pressure (Cooper, 2010). However, financial rewards and other ways which are not related to underlying causes and beliefs are not effective (Harrison, 2010 and Johnson, 2011).

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As stated by Harrison, (2011) financial inducement, as a way of motivation, does not work and results in failure, whereas Johnson, (2011) suggests that any action taken must consider the current beliefs into account or else the outcome will not be effective, but Gonzalez and Parker (2003), advocates that groups and discussions can have a long-term impact rather than short-term, whereas Cooper (2010) believes that family and peer pressure are the roots of changing ones behaviour.

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There is a more successful impact if people are involved in social acitivites(Gonzalez and Parker,2003), in which they encounter pressure from others including their colleagues and families(Cooper,2010), instead of receiving money as a motivation, which always bears the risk of failure(Harrison,2010).