reward and punishment system

"Those men who would be bullies or take over the reward and punishment system have not been able to do so."

Schools extend this reward and punishment system further.

Managers also tend to view work as something that warrants either coercion by a reward and punishment system.

However, the reinforcement of religious rites as well as the intrinsic reward and punishment system found in religion makes it an ideal candidate for increasing intragroup cooperation.

The reward and punishment systems are defined as dependent, such that reward activation (the BAS) both increases responses to appetitive stimuli and decreases responses to aversive stimuli.

Adding that his group wanted to abandon the "reward and punishment system" of the last Council, he said, "We think that would strengthen the position of the Council in dealing with the mayor."

Judy Golup, director of advocacy at the American Immigration Lawyers Association, said Mr. Smith's reward and punishment system is misguided because the people who are now forced to leave are already eligible to become residents of the United States.