The Ability to Make Immediate Sacrifices for Later Rewards Is

question 71

Multiple Choice

The ability to make immediate sacrifices for later rewards is known as ____.

• A)goal shielding
• B)incremental awareness
• C)the capacity to delay gratification
• D)learned helplessness

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Definitions:

Guatemala

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Massive Retaliation

A military doctrine during the Cold War that emphasized the use of nuclear weapons in response to any act of aggression.

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