According to our approach, social experience and procedures (in our case religion), and the selective reward they provide, can induce the emphasis on and higher weighting [12] of socially relevant perceptual features and characteristics of processed events.
Cultural (and, possibly, other) differences in perceptual processing and attentional emphasis are assumed to be produced by social practice [7], [8] that provides selective reward for attending to particular stimulus features and adopting particular attentional control settings [5], [6].
Students again begin the exercise by seeding a population with the @ancestor, making sure that all rewards are turned off (and thus, that the ability to perform a logic function does not confer a selective advantage).
Second, to find activations selective to reward or punishment, by using the exclusive masking methods, we removed activations reflecting the V-shaped regressor from activations associated with linear increases for reward or punishment.
Nectar foragers, in contrast, are less responsive than pollen foragers, reacting only to high sucrose concentrations, thus being more selective for nectar rewards.
Most financial incentives were rewards, selective, and granted on the basis of absolute performance.
Recently, researchers interested in value-based decision-making have employed choice procedures to measure the relationship between selective attention for reward cues, and the propensity to select between those rewards 15, 16.
Further along this path, neurons continue to become more selective for future reward, but they also become more "motor" by integrating proprioceptive and vestibular information specifically related to particular limbs and muscles.
Upon acceptance to these selective groups come many rewards.
