Following Paulus et al.'s (2003) study, we performed one contrast comparing the brain activity associated with risky responses with that associated with safe responses (risk taking), and another contrast comparing risky responses that were punished with those that were not (punishment).
Watson followed up with another wide, that's six for the team so far, and the no-ball that was punished with six.
Western citizens don't like what they hear about Saudi Arabia ― that women need a man's permission to travel or enroll in school, or that crimes are punished with amputations and beheadings.
Large ranchers and farmers can clear no more than 20percentt of their land, and those who exceed that limit are punished with fines and prison sentences.
"With or without a peace agreement, [we hope] these crimes are both investigated and prosecuted, and that all those responsible, including the top commanders, are punished with sentences that reflect the gravity of these crimes," Schoening told VICE News.
If those who are arrested are punished with sentences that frighten those who might be contemplating such crimes, we can reduce drug traffic.
In India it is reported that 70% of women experiencing infertility are punished with physical violence for their "failure" [ 5].
In Bulgaria defamation of public figures (a broad category that can include prominent businessmen) is a crime that can be punished with a fine.
And, in fact, distributing money in a public place is a misdemeanor in France, one that can be punished with a fine of up to €150, or $224.
When she was brought up on ethics charges as a teenager for allowing her first boyfriend to graze her breast over her shirt, her mother resisted the church's threat that Remini be punished with placement in Scientology's Rehabilitation Project Force.
