We expected that the orbital ablation would produce a severe impairment in reinforcer devaluation, in view of previous evidence for the involvement of the orbital prefrontal cortex in this task (Izquierdo et al., 2005; Machado & Bachevalier, 2007).
Meanwhile, the Egyptian lesson is not lost on Bashar al-Assad and his supporters, who can only be reinforced in their view that criticism of the dictatorial nature of the regime is just an excuse in a geopolitical game that has little to do with democracy and human rights.
This result, which suggests linear averaging of reinforcing magnitudes in the computation of overall reinforcer value, was unexpected, in view of recent evidence for a non-linear relation between reinforcer size and reinforcer value [29,36].
That in turn reinforced the view of technology's strength.
As it turns out, people tend to click on jobs that fit their self-view, and that view can be reinforced in the direction of a stereotype by simply presenting it.
The trend continues to puzzle some criminologists but has reinforced the view of many in law enforcement that factors other than the economy determine the rise or fall of crime.
In several recently issued no-action letters, the staff reinforced its view of substantial implementation in the proxy access context by declining to grant no-action relief to Walgreens Boots Alliance, Inc., Whole Foods Markets, Inc. and The Walt Disney Company, where each company had sought to exclude a shareholder proxy access amendment proposal.
This article carries out the implementation and analysis of nine existing models for circular concrete columns in view of axially tested reinforced concrete columns confined with CFRP with three different diameters: 150; 250 and 400 mm.
To date, Japanese leaders have tried to make amends to the public for the Fukushima accident, but they've done so in ways that have reinforced the view of radiation as a super-potent toxin, and without building any greater trust in the technology.
These dichotomies have been reinforced in particular by the view of the mind as an encased symbol-processing system "protected from the external world" (Newell, A., Rosenbloom, P. S., & Laird J. E. (1990).
