Sentence examples for punishment occurs from inspiring English sources

Punishment occurs more readily, for example, in societies with stronger norms of cooperation (Heinrich et al 2006; Hermann et al. 2008).

The study, released earlier this month, looked at how often corporal punishment occurs in schools, using 2011-2012 data from the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Civil Rights.

The suspension lasted one day, but, according to school rules, he could not attend the prom, scheduled for June 4, because the punishment occurred after April 1.

The passage is vintage Montaigne: a prescription for wise rule lurking in a few fine, flattering phrases about the fruits of victory; a strategic detour into the real world to say that "if rigor and punishment occur, they must be put off until after the possession of mastery"; and, finally, an appropriate classical example — in this case, Scipio the Elder.

2) The authors should include more discussion about why the neural responses to punishment occur consistently later than those to reward.

In real life, the exact likelihood of punishment is often unknown and individuals have to estimate the likelihood of punishment based on experience: such as whether an expected punishment occurred or not.

From the outset I found it both bizarre, intriguing, and certainly benign although I suppose the punishments occur behind closed doors.

Punishments occurred only on miss trials where the target appeared at the same location as a punishment cue had appeared.

Social learning theory suggests that applicant response will be determined by consideration of expectations, consequences, rewards and punishments occurring within a complex social system [ 29].

Here are the stages of progressive punishments: These punishments occur when something that a player does warrants more than just a free-throw, such as any rule violations that are aimed at an opponent instead of the ball.

These punishments occur when something that a player does warrants more than just a free-throw, such as any rule violations that are aimed at an opponent instead of the ball.