By Reeves Wiedeman A new scoring system rewards difficulty, and Biles is taking advantage.
"We want to reward the difficulty factor," Scott said.
Instead of each judge giving marks out of 6.0, skaters are now given an overall value, intended to reward the difficulty of their routine.
In particular, additional consideration should be given to factors such as attention and arousal which are expected to covary with task difficulty, reward expectation and reward delivery (also in the same line as reviewer #1).
They might be about the rewards and difficulties of living with difference.
That status has its own rewards and difficulties: due to the flamboyance and intensity of her work, it will be impossible [for her] to have a conventional career.
She writes about the emotional traumas of such a life-changing decision, the rewards and difficulties of living alone, the making of a garden, about which she was passionate, the beauties and moods of the sea and of the woods behind her house, friends and fellow-writers, work, love affairs, lecture tours.
I felt like the ease of his birth was a reward for the difficulty of his second trimester -- the placenta previa, placental abruption, and some other still-painful private losses.
able to efficiently select stimuli that have been consistently associated with high-magnitude reward, but have difficulty ignoring these objects, and b). are able to ignore distractor stimuli when doing so in prior experience has resulted in a good outcome, but have trouble selecting these items when they are targets [8].
Future work could further explore differences in sensitivity to rewards by increasing the difficulty of the rewarded AS task (e.g., by shortening the duration of the preparatory period).
