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robinn137

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Research on delay of gratification has found that delay can be enhanced if the
 
  a. desired object is placed in front of the child.
  b. child engages in distraction techniques.
  c. child is punished for touching the desired object.
  d. child focuses on the desired reward.

Question 2

Conditions of worth and conditional regard have the effect of
 
  a. making people depressed.
  b. making people anxious.
  c. altering behavior to fit in with the desires of others.
  d. facilitating a person's goal of self-actualization.



sabina576

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C



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