People Typically Prefer a Reward Now Rather Than a Larger

question 11

Multiple Choice

People typically prefer a reward now rather than a larger reward in the future. However, people tend to prefer to wait for a reward rather than receive it now if the reward is

• A) relatively small or trivial.
• B) relatively large or important.
• C) emotionally exciting.
• D) likely to be painful.

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Definitions:

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