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Remarkably, the possibility that the timing of neural novelty signals might be affected if the discrimination of novel and familiar items is rewarded has not yet been tested.

The risk of a selective focus on tasks being rewarded has been pointed out by e.g. Rosenthal and Frank who argue that "agents behave strategically, and pay-for-performance programs need to be designed carefully" [ 53]:153]

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In the color-learning task that followed, stimuli were mounted on the surface of 2 gray boxes (Fig. 1A ), and pollen-rewarded bees had to learn to enter and leave the box via entrance tubes positioned at the center of the rewarding color (e.g. Blue).

In its attempts to keep big clubs quiet and well-rewarded the Champions League has been more successful, though in recent seasons even the lavish amounts on offer in Europe have been overshadowed by the runaway success of the Premier League.

Perhaps McIlroy, as a significantly more high-profile and handsomely rewarded Irish golfer simply has to deal with that.

Opinion polls have rewarded Mr Netanyahu generously for his very public recent rejection in Washington of Mr Obama's peace ideas.

"With some checks and balances, you can do some exciting research and keep the faculty nicely rewarded," says Michael Dertouzos, 60, who has run the computer sciences lab since 1974.

From the outset Pakistan has felt under-rewarded.

"The public sector has been under-rewarded for far too long," Morrow tells Next Wave.

Ian Livingston, 48, says he has already been "well rewarded" during more than a decade as director of one of the biggest companies on the stock market.