Sentence examples for punishment tasks from inspiring English sources

He will build on preliminary studies of serotonin neurons in mice while the animals perform "reward and punishment" tasks.

In our studies, rats performing the reward versus avoidance of punishment task exhibited a negative judgement bias under baseline conditions (Anderson et al., 2013; Figure  2).

Mechanistically, it would be possible to investigate whether and how manipulation of neural systems that code the value of rewards and punishers (e.g. dopaminergic, opioidergic, serotonergic, mesocorticolimbic circuitry [38,74,75] affect reward-related cognitive biases (using RR and RN tasks), and punishment-related biases (using RP and PN (punishment/no-punishment) tasks).

In each case, either there was no genetic variation in our population or individual differences in social reward and punishment in our tasks did not vary with genotype (Figure S3).

Avoid punishment for incomplete tasks.

Some studies point out that the degree of quantified reward and punishment, such as the tasks of family planning and building a national sanitary city, is high (such as the "one-veto rule"), but that does not mean that these tasks will always be given priority by subordinates.

This is demonstrated by the results which show that stealing work or taking credit was mostly associated with residents whereas mistreatment from the clinical faculty was mostly in the form of being racially or religiously discriminated, shouted or yelled at, assigned extra tasks as punishment, threatened to fail or graded unfairly.

Racial or religious discrimination, belittled or humiliated, shouted or yelled at, assigned extra tasks as punishment, threatened to fail or grade unfairly, sexual harassment, gender discrimination and negative or disparaging remarks about future career were most commonly reported to have occurred from the clinical faculty.

Research fellows and senior research fellows were reported to shout and yell at students and to assign tasks as punishment.

No group differences were found with respect to OFC activation in response to punishment stimuli and in task performance.

Second, justice or fairness in punishment is the essential task of sentencing, and a just sentence takes its character from the culpability of the offender and the harm the crime caused the victim and society (Card 1973, von Hirsch 1985, Nozick 1981: 366 74).