Delay of gratification in children¶
Mischel, W., Shoda, & Rodriguez, M. L. (1989). Delay of gratification in children. Science, 244(4907), 933-938.
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- Self Control
- Self-control is the structural pattern in which an agent containing competing internal drives — a fast, salient, present-oriented impulse and a slower, goal-aligned, future-oriented evaluation — overrides the prepotent impulse in favor of the higher-order or longer-horizon objective, a dynamic Mischel (1989) first isolated experimentally in his delay-of-gratification paradigm.
This sourceThe delay-of-gratification paradigm that experimentally isolated self-control as the override of a salient present impulse in favor of a larger delayed reward.
- Self-control is the structural pattern in which an agent containing competing internal drives — a fast, salient, present-oriented impulse and a slower, goal-aligned, future-oriented evaluation — overrides the prepotent impulse in favor of the higher-order or longer-horizon objective, a dynamic Mischel (1989) first isolated experimentally in his delay-of-gratification paradigm.
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