Delay of Gratification and Control Belief

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What is the term for the belief that one can exert control over stressful events, making them more tolerable, even if one has no control?

  • Control illusion theory
  • Coping mechanism phenomenon
  • Stress tolerance illusion
  • Panic button effect (correct)

What did Walter Mischel and his colleagues develop a laboratory method for testing in children?

  • Capacity to delay gratification (correct)
  • Reward anticipation skill
  • Impulse control ability
  • Decision-making capability

In the study, what did successful delay of gratification in children correlate with later in life?

  • Improved social skills
  • Higher success in life (correct)
  • Enhanced cognitive abilities
  • Increased academic achievement

What did many of the children do to resist the temptation of an immediate reward in the study?

<p>Covered their eyes or engaged in other distractions (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was deduced about those who had been successful in delaying their gratification in the study?

<p>&quot;They were also more successful in life&quot; (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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