Collocations withreward
These are words often used in combination withreward.
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cash reward
However, for anyone who has worked for money for 50 years, the cash reward is a recognition of his skill in his craft.
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economic reward
Beyond possible political aims, it appears that literacy of any kind succeeds when there is something to read, and an economic reward for reading it.
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expected reward
Frustration occurs following the initiation of a behavior to achieve an expected reward and the subsequent absence of this reward.
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external reward
External reward is things that obtained from others when helping them, for instance, friendship and gratitude.
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extrinsic reward
There are extrinsic reward signals for achieving externally given goals, such as finding food when hungry.
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financial reward
Medical duties toward beneficence, justice, and respect for autonomy are deemed far too important to be distracted by the desire for financial reward.
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future reward
Similarly, a scholar s gathering of materials may also be viewed as hoarding items that predict future reward.
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greatest reward
In essence, the greatest reward goes to one of the most innovative products in the table.
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handsome reward
This handsome reward was roughly ten times his standard honorarium, or three or four times his annual salary.
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huge reward
He is at the right age to work with me, and it is a huge reward for him.
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immediate reward
The immediate reward is not required to be very precise.
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just reward
Many saw this as a just reward for one of the greatest achievements in cinema history.
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material reward
In peace-time there is a regrettable tendency even amongst quite decent people to expect some material reward in this world for the work they do.
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monetary reward
This was to be done through the use of propaganda, monetary reward or offers of territory.
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potential reward
The interaction model, also created at run-time, encodes the interactions between agents that have been agreed-upon, including the potential reward and penalties.
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reward pathway
Through repeated usage, drugs displace other rewards, and the reward pathway can no longer distinguish between the positive and negative effects of rewards.
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reward structure
If we drop it, then the marginal productivity of the least talented will still place strong restrictions on the structure of a robustness reward structure.
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rich reward
It could be a harvest of very rich reward to a great lawyer.
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tangible reward
The most tangible reward is that of being offered work whenever it is available, which is crucial to the workers given the irregularities and unpredictability of the job market.
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