If a stimulus is associated with the primary reinforcing effects of NIC, the new conditional properties of the stimulus should make it a more valuable reinforcer (i.e., increase the motivation to obtain the stimulus), and this value should be based, in part, on the strength or intensity of the primary reinforcer (i.e., NIC dose).
Television, for all its sleight of hand and visual, cross-cultural conjuring remains a valuable means of reinforcing simple wonder in our world while evoking respect for its inhabitants.
The most valuable companies combine several reinforcing strands, like scale and customer loyalty.
Thus in your circumstances, you should cross at the green, not in between, reinforcing the valuable lesson those parents are striving to teach.
Over the years, we have seen systematic shifts in how companies create a strategically valuable position, often reinforced by the constraints of the systems within which they operate.
But Alice Cahn, the director of children's programming at PBS, said "Teletubbies" teaches or reinforces valuable concepts like object permanence, which is the understanding that things continue to exist even when they have disappeared from view.
They are considered to be a valuable resource to "reinforce the importance of a certain measure that the city council is doing, or something that we think they should be doing.
Welsh language commissioner Meri Huws has backed the "fundamental principles" of the scheme saying it was a "valuable opportunity to reinforce Welsh language services in those areas".
This is a great reminder to marketing execs that crafting great visuals is only valuable if they reinforce the message and guide the audience where they need to go.
Also, these reinforcing bars are valuable for temporary concrete structures such as soft-eyes in tunneling works.
