The brain regions showed less activity when a computer was meting out the punishment, indicating the prospect of disappointing or angering the other person may be more important than the fear of the punishment itself in activating these areas.
In other words large delayed rewards failed to lure the patients to the paying decks while on the other hand the patients were reluctant to choose from decks with huge initial punishment indicating that hyper sensitivity to rewards or insensitivity to punishments might not be a crucial factor on effective IGT performance.
Accept your short-lived punishment, indicate to the other driver that you are sorry for your infraction, and move on.
He later passed the entrance exam for Harrow, but did not fare much better there - his punishment book indicates that he was put on report for neglecting his work.
A survey of other seventeenth-century natural rights justifications for punishment, however, indicates that it was common to use words like "retribute" in theories that reject what we would today call retributive punishment.
Mice licked toward the water-delivery tube in the delay period before rewards arrived, but not during neutral or punishment trials, indicating that they had learned the CS-US associations (analysis of variance (ANOVA), t-tests, p < 0.001 for each session; Figure 1B).
Though twelfth century contemporary authors made few attempts to differentiate between high treason and petty treason, enhanced punishments may indicate that the latter was treated more seriously than an ordinary felony.
Disasters represented punishment for sins; prosperity indicated divine favour to faithful humans.
The market's harsh punishment of Hewlett-Packard indicated that investors remained nervous about corporate profits, which are generally threatened by rising interest rates, analysts said.
It's not uncommon to witness a mother arrive at the front, spot her child and haul him off with an arm grip that indicated further punishment to come.
