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Our analysis shows immediate effects of tax compliance on the design of organising controls with subsequent effects on planning, evaluating and rewarding controls which reveal a more coercive use of the MCS overall.

In a self-rewarding control situation the test rats pulled more often and with a shorter time delay for themselves than they did when helping a social partner, which shows that the pulling does not merely reflect a conditioned response.

This rendered those three feeders non-rewarding whilst controlling for any olfactory or visual cues associated with the food itself.

There have been rewarding examples of control success (van Klinken and Campbell 2009); however, Prosopis populations continue to spread in many areas and further management is needed.

People with BED pay more attention to food stimuli and rate those food stimuli as more rewarding than both control groups.

One of my favorite games of all time, Kid Icarus is a long and difficult, but very rewarding, adventure that controls beautifully and hides quite a bit of gameplay depth.

She told me she loves being an entrepreneur: it's exciting, rewarding, she's in control and has all the flexibility she needs.

It's more rewarding and easier to control if you make big donations while you are still alive.

Thus, in sham control groups rewarding (WCh) and aversive (IPL) highly salient stimuli produced a large increase in prefrontal NE outflow, comparable to that produced by rewarding (MCh) and aversive (IL) mildly salient stimuli in sham-stressed animals.

It may be rewarding to understand the control of COX-2 gene expression behind complex in vivo interactions as emphasized.

These findings strongly support our model that feedback signals from α/β KCs, mediated by MBON-α1, play a critical role in controlling the rewarding dopamine signals from PAM-α1.