Sentence examples for perceived punishments from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the VTA/SN and NA regions could predict avoiding punishments as though it was the same as getting rewards, whereas the insular cortex as a punishment-selective region could contribute to the prediction of aversion to the perceived punishments and of behavior to be avoided.

UEFA are under pressure to come down hard on Serbia after their perceived weak punishments of other associations and clubs.

His opposition to the creation of Telangana and the sympathy generated by his time in prison, which was perceived as punishment for his rebellion against the Congress Party, will help his electoral prospects.

Up to that point the division of Germany was perceived as "punishment" for the persecution of the German Jews, although that is historically obviously incorrect.

It may be proposed that reward omission was not properly perceived as punishment by these animals, in that the light cue alone could sustain choice behaviour.

It was voiced by participants across both ethnic groups who either perceived their punishment as being justified, levelled at them personally or more widely at humankind.

In his TEDTalk, Mitra also mentions the role of mind/brain research in transforming how we understand learning and student engagement as well as how the brain perceives punishment and testing to be threats, which can shut learning down.

"For example, beliefs in heaven and hell might affect those traits by creating perceived rewards and punishments that relate to 'good' and 'bad' lifetime behavior".

Reinforcement is believed to be important because the perceived rewards and punishments associated with performance or non-performance of a particular behaviour are likely to affect whether or not someone decides to implement it.

One factor is hyposensitivity to risk, whereby the subjects are unable to foresee (as they should) an uncertainty in the outcome (usually, a source of aversion before choice) or to perceive the punishment of "losses" (represented by a randomly and frequently omitted delivery of reward).

E. Police perceived in the punishment business.