OLT proposes that behaviours that have contingent consequences for the individual are more likely to be repeated when the individual's "anticipated consequences" of their behaviour are favourable, and will become less frequent if their anticipated consequences are less positive.
But, in contrast to Schroeder, they placed pleasure prior to motivation, making motivation the contingent result of pleasure's causal connections and consequences.
Interestingly, while the frequency of sEPSCs in MSNs of the core region in yoked mice was similar to that of the saline group, in the shell it was similar to the master group, suggesting that down-regulation of sEPSCs in the shell is the consequence of repeated exposure to cocaine, either in a contingent or non-contingent manner.
A natural consequence of the view that properties are contingent beings is that questions about which properties exist are empirical.
Like the impossibility of contingent identity, the impossibility of vague identity appears to be a straightforward consequence of the classical concept of identity (Evans 1978, see also Salmon 1982).
However, the big issue that confronts the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills is the run away costs of the student loan book as a consequence of rates of non-repayment and the relatively high threshold for income contingent repayment.
As a consequence of the patent term harmonization introduced by TRIPS, the term of U.S. patents became contingent on how quickly the patents are granted.
However, there are also contingent but pervasive facts about human beings that pull in favor of practices that have the foreseen consequence of material inequality.
(via Consequence of Sound).
While Pateman, Overall, and Anderson see sexual labor as inherently degrading and oppressive, other feminist theorists argue that the harmful consequences are a result of contingent features of the work.
