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Enhancing Self-Control in Delayed Choices by amboyer2000 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The study investigates how intervening activities can enhance self-control in individuals with moderate to profound mental retardation when choosing between immediate and delayed reinforcers. Results indicate that participants initially preferred immediate rewards, but this preference shifted towards delayed rewards when the delay was gradually increased and an intervening activity was introduced. The findings suggest that incorporating activities during waiting periods may improve self-control and decision
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