candy

So she puts the candy in the red drawer, and then she decides to go shopping.

Adult participants were 12 undergraduate students, seven women and five men, who each received a candy bar in exchange for their efforts.

Take out the jar of lollies (candies) and eat some but don't offer any to the child.

In first grade, the children received a packet of candy, and in fifth grade, they received $5 in compensation.

She opens up a plastic bag with some candy in it.

I already avoided the usual suspects, such as baked goods, candy, soft drinks, bread, and desserts.

Often, the non-social independent variable was tokens or candy, and the social independent variable was the verbal reward from the experimenters.

Coughing fits, rustling candy wrappers - auditory interference which can bedevil any theatrical experience - are, in-the-round, aggravated by visual 'noise'.

A boy sees the candy bar, takes it, and eats it.

This suggests that, as the target word unfolds in real time, both "candle" and "candy" are activated in parallel during monolingual language processing.

The child was instructed to wait for the experimenter to ring a bell before eating a piece of candy.

So he puts the candy in the basket and goes to the washroom.

The child was asked to hold a small piece of candy on his 0 her tongue, without chewing, eating, or swallowing it.

It is often made into a candy, preserve, or syrup that can be fermented into colonche, a mild narcotic drink.

But "what is communicated" would appear to be "the speaker's need for candy," which refers to the controlling state of deprivation.