Walter Mischel's procedure in which preschool children were asked to wait for a considerable amount of time in order to receive a greater number of treats was designed to assess which characteristic?

A) intelligence

B) attentiveness

C) delay of gratification

D) social competence

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Jon Mcconnell

Social Studies

2 June, 15:19

Walter Mischel's procedure in which preschool children were asked to wait for a considerable amount of time in order to receive a greater number of treats was designed to assess which characteristic?

A) intelligence

B) attentiveness

C) delay of gratification

D) social competence

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Karter Murray · Answer 1

The correct answer is option C

C. Delay of gratification.

Explanation:

Delayed gratification is basically when someone gives up an immediate payment or reward for a future, more satisfying reward.

Walter Mischel's procedure in which preschool children were asked to wait for a considerable amount of time in order to receive a greater number of treats was designed to assess which characteristic?A) intelligenceB) attentivenessC) delay of gratificationD) social competence

Walter Mischel's procedure in which preschool children were asked to wait for a considerable amount of time in order to receive a greater number of treats was designed to assess which characteristic?

A) intelligence

B) attentiveness

C) delay of gratification

D) social competence