Sentences with phrase «psychological reward as»

We certainly get a mental boost from seeing them, but that can be a bad thing: Research has shown these motivational pick - me - ups can trigger the same kind of psychological reward as doing the work itself, treating us with endorphins we don't deserve and actually reducing our capacity to do real work.

Not exact matches

«The psychological mechanism at play here - intermittent variable rewards - is the same as the one that gets people hooked on slot machines,» Nixon says.

As far as stevia being a no - no, according to the forum discussion the 30 - day program is not only about ridding our body of physical addictions to sugar and other things, but also about ridding our cravings and psychological addictions to desserts and using food as a rewarAs far as stevia being a no - no, according to the forum discussion the 30 - day program is not only about ridding our body of physical addictions to sugar and other things, but also about ridding our cravings and psychological addictions to desserts and using food as a rewaras stevia being a no - no, according to the forum discussion the 30 - day program is not only about ridding our body of physical addictions to sugar and other things, but also about ridding our cravings and psychological addictions to desserts and using food as a rewaras a reward.

«Many psychological disorders such as addiction, obesity, and depression involve poor regulation of reward circuitry.

2) Interrupting and preventing undesirable behaviors without physical or psychological intimidation, as well as rewarding an alternate response (training a behavior you find desirable in it's place).

In psychological terms, the treat or reward concept is classified as «baiting», and will achieve certain results through trickery, much like a fisherman luring a fish onto a hook.

Players will be rewarded for their knowledge of each character's psychological vulnerabilities and immunities, as well as their preparations made during prior exploration and investigation.

While some deniers may be driven by a psychological compulsion towards contrarianism, this also leads to the «reward» for some of enjoying a great deal of attention as well as some financial support.

Associates have also gotten to be more sensitive to qualitative issues such as quality of life and the psychological demands (and perhaps rewards) of a legal practice.

Similar to the old belief about alcoholism as a moral issue, recent research studies have shown «that it is a primary, chronic disease of brain reward, motivation, memory, and related circuitry, with manifestations along biological, psychological, social, and spiritual domains.»

Working as a marriage and family therapist in Hawaii brings many rewards, including the satisfaction of helping individuals cope and manage depression (see Depression), marital problems, anxiety (see Anxiety), individual psychological problems, and child - parent problems.

The reason registrants are officially miscast as «salespersons» is clear to my mind, and the reason is thus: it takes real mental agility combined with a superior education combined with pertinent legal knowledge combined with great psychological knowledge combined with the ability to separate one's self emotionally from the fray combined with the acceptance that a salary of a fixed nature will be one's financial reward for a job well done.