When faced with the immediate choice between the small, short-term reward and the larger, long-term reward, people are most likely to

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People often struggle with self-control when faced with immediate gratification, leading them to choose smaller, short-term rewards over larger, long-term rewards. This is a common phenomenon known as temporal discounting or present bias.

When Faced with the Immediate Choice Between the Small, Short-Term