This hyperconnectivity constitutes a context-dependent compensatory mechanism in the hypodopaminergic state.
Each major religious perspective "constitutes a valid context of salvation/liberation; but none constitutes the one and only such context" (Hick 1984, 229, 231).
Thus, on the view that the introduction of the intact metallic shield in the Cover condition constitutes a salient context change, it can be argued that extinction should be diminished in the Test phase because extinction training occurred in a context that was different from both the learning and the test conditions.
"[Villagisation] is a programme that aims at fundamentally restructuring settlement patterns, service infrastructure and livelihoods, including farming systems, in the Gambella region, and as such constitutes a significant context in which PBS operates.
In addition to this, it also constitutes a recreational context on account of its landscape values and accessibility.
Sexual healthcare in the Australian primary care sector constitutes an appropriate context for three key reasons.
Organizational culture, which represents "the collection of traditions, values, policies, beliefs and attitudes that constitute a pervasive context for everything we do and think in an organization" is an important factor that may affect incentives of individuals to perform (Marshall and McLean [1988], page 32).
Thus, on the basis of these findings, the presence or absence of a metallic cover could very well constitute a relevant context change according to renewal theory.
