Young children who used appropriate strategies to manage delay-of-gratification tasks are more likely as teenagers to:
A) earn good grades.
B) cope well with frustrations.
C) get along well with their peers.
D) All of these are correct.

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Research indicates that children who are able to use strategies to manage delay-of-gratification tasks tend to develop better self-control and social skills, which contribute to earning good grades, coping well with frustrations, and getting along well with peers as they grow older.

Young Children Who Used Appropriate Strategies to Manage Delay-Of-Gratification Tasks