In an Updated Version of the Marshmallow Study, the Children

question 55

Multiple Choice

In an updated version of the marshmallow study, the children who ate the marshmallows before the full 15 minutes of waiting was over

• A)had poor self-control.
• B)no longer saw a point in waiting for something that probably wasn't going to happen anyway.
• C)were angry at the researcher.
• D)thought that they would get more marshmallows anyway.

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Understand the potential catalysts for a Third Industrial Revolution including the impact of new technologies and cost changes.

Comprehend the basic principles of cost in economics, including the distinction between fixed and variable costs.

Grasp the concept of economic profit and how it is calculated in relation to accounting costs and total revenue.

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