Sentence examples similar to generous punishment from inspiring English sources
This contradicts previous findings, which have shown that excessively generous individuals are singled out for punishment, even though their behaviour ostensibly benefits the individuals who punish them [ 9].
He praised Warner as "a generous team-mate" and said of his punishment "he took it on the chin.
Given that there is suggestive evidence that humans are concerned with their reputation score relative to that of others [ 5, 13, 15, 26] these high contributions may be perceived as a competitive, rather than cooperative, act and overly generous donors may risk social ostracism or punishment as a result.
Punishment (reward) was higher for selfish (generous) investments and back-transfers when (i) investors were in-group rather than outgroup, and (ii) trustees were in-group rather than outgroup, especially when (iii) participants received oxytocin rather than placebo.
Interestingly, the threshold to initiate costly punishment for those who are less generous towards them increases with T levels.
Mr. McCreadie drives what is known as a big-block modified, a wedge-shaped driving machine with a roaring 467-cubic-inch engine and a generous suspension built to withstand lap after lap of punishment.
In that study, those given 40 IU of OT were 80% more generous than participants on placebo, and no effect was found on the punishment threshold [33].
For much of the past year they were numbered among those most vulnerable to punishment for their role in the credit crisis, largely thanks to the generous ratings they doled out on dubious mortgage-linked securities.
A second possible explanation for the reliance on outcomes in the trembling hand condition is that the range of punishments available to Player 2 was restricted in the case of fair and generous allocations.
