Although medication adherence interventions based on traditional economic theory have produced promising improvements in adherence, the effects of these interventions are limited. For example, eliminating copayments may be enough to help patients to overcome some financial barriers, but providing additional incentives may be necessary to help patients to overcome other barriers (such as serious psychiatric illness, forgetting to take medication, lack of faith in treatment effectiveness etc.) to adherence. O TRUE FALSE

Although medication adherence interventions based on traditional economic theory have produced promising improvements in adherence, the effects of these interventions are limited. For example, eliminating copayments may be enough to help patients to overcome some financial barriers, but providing additional incentives may be necessary to help patients to overcome other barriers (such as serious psychiatric illness, forgetting to take medication, lack of faith in treatment effectiveness etc.) to adherence. O TRUE FALSE