"Big Brother" starred "hamsters" in sweatpants, caged in a house, forced to memorize highway routes to win treats.
We study dog cognition by inviting dog owners living in the vicinity of Duke University (Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill) to volunteer their pet dog(s) to play fun problem solving games where they can win treats (food or toys).
Nobody who thinks the Republicans won't win treats "If the Republicans win, they will double income tax" as inappropriate but probably true, in the same category as "Even Gödel understood truth-functional logic".
4/5 Even at half the price of the winning treats, these beautiful biscuits didn't win everyone over.
This is a team that does not get tired of winning, treats even lesser competitions (like this one) as valuable, and is more interested in results than style.
The win, treated like a major sports championship there, immediately meant the next Eurovision would be held in Baku, giving the small country the chance to show off its intriguing, medieval Old City fortress, its expanding, remarkable modern side, and resourceful, attractive and pleasant people to a world that few outsiders know much about.
The behavior in too much of his company was driven by Murdoch's relentless drive to sell the most papers, to win, to treat competitors as enemies and celebrities or public officials as targets.Those stains won't disappear, because they are the result of his own, self-inflicted wounds.
The two computers showed images in different configurations, so simply aping the motions wouldn't win a treat.
If you make her work for a month before she'll win her treat, she may lose focus and motivation.
Moreover, retaining the team you've built is the next step, and my best advice for that is to never take anyone for granted on the team — celebrate their wins, treat them with respect, and always find ways to fairly incentivize them.
