There is evidence that locomotor activity is associated with enhanced Fos expression in the striatum [17], and it is possible, therefore, that any increment in Fos expression induced by the timing contingency may have been masked by a larger increment induced by non-temporal motor aspects of schedule performance.
Timing, contingency type payments, things like escrow.
Before that, "we were guilty of trying to boil the ocean, with overly ambitious schedules and not appropriately timing the resources, or keeping in mind timing contingencies," Ms. Toulantis.
The answer is a matter of timing and contingency.
Specific experimental designs for fear conditioning in fMRI and PET were compared, focusing on the impact of critical experimental variables, such as timing parameters, the contingency rate, or characteristics of the stimuli, on neuroimaging results.
In real-world interactions a social partner will react with a characteristic pattern of social contingency, timing and spacing toward the actions of the subject animal (Watson, 1966).
But in a nutshell, he contends that understanding temporal representation begins with understanding the emulation of the timing of sensorimotor contingencies.
Thus, the contingency and timing parameters, the modality of the CS and US, as well as the assessment of conditioned responses are important for conducting and interpreting neuroimaging studies on fear conditioning and extinction.
The influence of specific experimental factors, such as contingency and timing parameters, assessment of conditioned responses, and characteristics of conditioned and unconditioned stimuli, on cerebral activation patterns was examined.
An effective contingency plan indicates the actions to be taken, their sequence, and timing in relation to other events.
There are countless details to manage and contingencies to plan for, yet something unexpected--for us, snafus with timing, irate residents who couldn't get out of their driveways for a couple of hours--will go wrong.
