While these data suggest that immediate contingencies may influence behavior in some circumstances, such contingencies may not be the only factor shaping tolerant responses in chimpanzees in this context.
She has worked in a number of countries supporting immediate emergency response or contingency planning and preparedness processes.
This is consistent with the observations that children with ADHD show adequate behavior under some reinforcement contingencies (continuous and immediate reinforcement) but not under other contingencies (partial and delayed reinforcement), and is consistent with the clinical notion that ADHD is not a problem of "knowing what to do but one of doing what you know" [ 94].
"North Korea, Iraq, Iran, Syria and Libya are among the countries that could be involved in immediate, potential or unexpected contingencies," it added.
Partly because some of the countries it names as adversaries have few allies with which to share their predictable outrage at being listed for attack in cases of "immediate, potential and unexpected contingencies".
In addition, the Regional Office will aim to establish a contingency fund to support the immediate needs of emergency countries, including on contingency planning, rapid assessments, immediate supply procurement, and immediate human resource mobilization.
Sometimes it is true, but we know that children need to be particularly considered and targeted in assessments, in contingency planning, in funding, in immediate response, and during recovery periods.
"Contingencies can be categorized as immediate, potential or unexpected".
"Outbreak and epidemic insurance will provide immediate funding to operationalize peer-reviewed and approved contingency plans for early intervention activities," Wilcox said.
All tech companies are said to have hush-hush contingency plans for how to handle immediate shortages, as well as long-term ones.
