The phrase "amount of rewards" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or total of rewards received or available in a particular context, such as a loyalty program or a competition.
Example: "The amount of rewards you can earn depends on your level of participation in the program."
Alternatives: "number of rewards" or "total rewards".
There's no official limit on the amount of rewards that can be accrued, either on a yearly or lifetime basis.
(That $100K figure mentioned before is the total amount of rewards handed out after GymPact's fee).
No longer do you need to wait to accrue a minimum amount of rewards or redeem them online.
Costs: This is the amount of rewards provided by the data aggregators to each citizen given a total budget, the summarization selections of citizens and the distribution of rewards among different levels of summarization.
Instrumental rewards may play a role in motivating survey participation but respondents may become reluctant to material incentives over time, and thus, panel studies often need to increase the amount of rewards in the later waves (Ribisl et al. 1996).
That is a nice perk, but given how much a typical college student spends each month (should not be a lot), the total amount of rewards earned will be nominal.
Experimental evidence points to simple learning in the absence of RPEs, e.g. experiments in the conditioning literature on what is known as "identity unblocking," where a change in the identity of the rewarding stimulus leads to new learning, even when the amount of "reward" is properly controlled for (Burke et al., 2008; Bornstein et al., 2011; McDannald et al., 2012; Rescorla, 1999).
Differences between the amount of reward that was expected and the amount that was obtained.
It also provides a feasible way for the current study to fix the amount of reward value for all participants.
Reinforcement learning, one of the most active research areas in artificial intelligence, is a computational approach to learning whereby an agent tries to maximize the total amount of reward it receives when interacting with a complex, uncertain environment.
Adult children of mentally ill parents experience an unexpectedly high amount of reward due to parental disorder.
