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behavioral contingency

behavioral contingency Behavioral contingency is the link between what a person does or withholds doing and the outcome that follows, such as reward or punishment.

Behavioral contingency is the link between what a person does or withholds doing and the outcome that follows, such as reward or punishment. In this source, it refers to whether a go or no-go response, and whether it is correct or incorrect, leads to winning or losing.

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Drafting source: Le Thang M.; Wang Wuyi; Zhornitsky Simon; Dhingra Isha; Zhang Sheng; Li Chiang-Shan R.. Reward sensitivity and electrodermal responses to actions and outcomes in a go/no-go task. 2019; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0219147; article XML SHA-256 3da9aa50b149dff6cf66607e22d99c82a20a49500784302b82e70e8b2110ec6d. “Reward sensitivity and electrodermal responses to actions and outcomes in a go/no-go task” (10.1371/journal.pone.0219147).
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