The children were given oral hygiene instructions following the examination and rewarded with a toothpaste tube.
Students successful in early examinations are rewarded by their colleges with scholarships and exhibitions, normally the result of a long-standing endowment, although since the introduction of tuition fees the amounts of money available are purely nominal.
Vargas passed the examination, and his reward was three more minutes of HBO glory, and of punishment.
It would have been interesting to hear the views of white musicians; in the absence of their testimony, we are invited to assume that she restricted her attention to artists of colour – something which, if true, would have been worth careful discussion in the context of jazz and race in an era that continues to reward examination.
Both Chiew and Braver (2013) and Locke and Braver (2008) utilized a within-subjects design permitting examination of both block reward manipulations (i.e., a baseline vs. reward block) and trial reward manipulations (incentive and nonincentive trials randomly intermixed within the reward block), allowing relative measures of both block (tonic) and trial (phasic) effects of incentive to be indexed.
Like all the best picture books, "Big Red Lollipop" amply rewards close examination.
Despite being relatively plain (by Italian ecclesiastical standards), the exterior rewards close examination with lovely decorative details – see if you can spot the elephant corbels.
Nearby, the seemingly hippielike amalgams of twigs, knit wool and paint by Ms. Bircken reward close examination.
As a result, notwithstanding the subterfuge, this is one of those large, elegant and sedate historical exhibitions, partly archaeological, full of small, exquisite objects, which reward close examination.
A member of a literary family, the young Su Shi performed brilliantly in his official examinations and was rewarded with the first of the many official positions he occupied during his long and distinguished career.
