Sentence examples for and reward in a from inspiring English sources
From my perspective, it was tempting to apply a moral calculus, until everything added up to a neat story about redemption and reward in a former utopian community.
Here, a reduction in stimulus-induced response suppression occurred alongside an overall impairment (and not an improvement) in predicting punishment and reward in a probabilistic discrimination task.
The idea behind this pattern is that there is a dilution of responsibility and reward in a large class (students are fairly anonymous and will not get personally called out for not participating, and, even if they do participate, the chance they will be rewarded by being called on is low), which decreases motivation to participate (Kidwell and Bennett, 1993).
Here, we used this experimental approach to investigate the functional interaction between novelty and reward in an fMRI study.
Attention is required, and rewarded, in a labyrinthine plot which the director has described as "screwball drama".
If we align our incentive and rewards in a way that gives credibility to good methods and science, maybe this is the way to make progress.
In reality TV, such as Big Brother, it comes in the form of a host or a disembodied voice playing the impartial enforcer of the rules, but which is actually imposing irrational superego injunctions and distributing punishments and rewards in a totally unaccountable way.
What we said: Its core mode, despite initially appearing thin on substance, delivers an enthralling handling model; its single-minded focus on realism demands much from virtual rally drivers but also engages and rewards in a way that few games ever truly manage.
They say that while technology transfer offices at universities do a good job of licensing start-up companies, the schools often waive the right to invest in subsequent financing rounds, perhaps because it may be hard to assess the investments' risks and rewards in a timely way.
And of course, people want to be recognized and rewarded in a broad sense.
This article proposes a novel enforcement mechanism, which combines sanctions and rewards in a way that is both credible and cheaper than existing proposals.
