Sentence examples for reinforcing consequences from inspiring English sources
This finding is consistent with hypotheses that developmental MeHg exposure produced perseverative responding or altered the sensitivity of behavior to its reinforcing consequences and that certain reinforcement contingencies can unmask MeHg's effects.
Overall, Motivation was weak, lacked reinforcing consequences and was dominated by negative perceptions of teamwork consequences.
Thus, problem-solving was used to improve the fit between the intervention and the organizational context, thereby increasing the probability of reinforcing consequences.
The consumption of ethanol is the behavioral act that initiates intoxication (with both positive and negative reinforcing consequences as well as aversive events).
Studies consistently find that OFC lesions alter emotional responses to stimuli that induce mild fear (Butter et al., 1970; Izquierdo et al., 2005; Rudebeck et al., 2006a), and it has been suggested that this emotional deficit is related to an inability to predict the reinforcing consequences of a stimulus (Rolls, 1999; Izquierdo et al., 2005).
It is clear this process has reinforcing and antecedent features, but the most salient aspect of the process seems to be that it alters the way people relate their problematic behavior to negative consequences and the possible alternatives to more reinforcing consequences.
Explanations of the effect are complicated because the reinforcing consequence can only be defined as a positive reward if it does indeed strengthen the behavior on which it is contingent.
Reinforcing the consequences of misusing EDs to the public.
One month long effort in February 1993 which included work done in the following areas: (i) Reinforcing the consequences of misusing EDs to the public.
It would be moderately gangsta if Obama is willing to offer Boehner worse terms than the previous "grand bargain" they'd hammered out, just as a way of reinforcing the consequences of the election.
Behavior is reinforced by Consequences (C).
