Children who demonstrate ________ are especially likely to experience academic success.
A) a life-span perspective
B) moral intuition
C) delay of gratification
D) preconventional morality

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Delay of gratification refers to the ability to resist an immediate reward in order to obtain a larger or more valuable reward later on. This skill is often associated with academic success as it allows children to focus on long-term goals such as completing homework or studying for exams, rather than being distracted by immediate gratification such as playing video games or watching TV.

Children Who Demonstrate ________ Are Especially Likely to Experience Academic