Sentence examples for choice delay from inspiring English sources

In July producers offered writers a choice: Delay their request to set compensation for new media pending a study of the market, or accept a radical change in the residuals system that would permit additional payments only after a company had recouped the cost of a movie or television show.

So North had a choice: delay their decision until after the season and risk a finals campaign waylaid by player insecurity, or announce their decision in the week of round 23, to mass outrage, but affording their departing stars a farewell opportunity in front of their home fans and – this is debatable – perhaps engender a last hurrah spirit in the camp for one final flag push.

The present results also suggest an important role for both dorsal and ventral hippocampus in the neural circuitry that underlies decision making on the intertemporal choice (delay) task.

(Note that reaction time is not included as an additional measure of trial-by-trial decision dynamics in our task, as the imposed 1s choice delay prior to response led to a floor effect in subjects' response times).

We have added a comment to the main text to acknowledge this point: "Note that reaction time is not included as an additional measure of trial-by-trial decision dynamics in our task, as the imposed 1000 ms choice delay prior to response led to a floor effect in subjects' response times".

These were a forced-choice delay discounting task (choices paired with smaller, sooner-obtained point reinforcers vs. larger, longer delayed point reinforcers) named the Two Choice Impulsivity Paradigm (TCIP) [ 31] followed by a stop signal task assessing the ability to withhold a prepotent response, the GoStop task [ 31].

This study investigated whether four horses could recall the location of a food objective in a two-choice delayed response test.

A two-interval forced-choice delayed discrimination task with a delay between the two stimulus intervals of 3 seconds (3 runs) or 9 seconds (3 runs) was used.

Delay aversion is viewed as contributing to choice impulsivity, observed on the choice-delay paradigm as a relative increase in choice impulsivity in the no post-reward delay condition [ 88].

Sonuga-Barke (2002) [ 84] developed the dual pathway model based on data from a study that compared performance of children with ADHD and comparison children on an inhibition task (stop task) and a delay aversion task (choice-delay task) [ 85].

Often they can actively work against the goals of the programme, by interfering with testing, treatment or feeding choices, delaying access to care or withholding financial assistance.