The Ability to Delay Immediate Pleasures in Pursuit of Long-Range

question 6

Multiple Choice

The ability to delay immediate pleasures in pursuit of long-range rewards is most clearly a characteristic of

• A) emotional intelligence.
• B) the g factor.
• C) savant syndrome.
• D) practical intelligence.

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Definitions:

Psychodynamic Therapy

A type of depth psychology aimed at uncovering the unconscious aspects of a client's mind to reduce psychic tension.

Group Therapy

Therapy conducted with groups rather than individuals, providing benefits from group interaction.

Individual Therapy

A form of psychotherapy where one-on-one sessions between a therapist and a client focus on the client's issues and ways to resolve them.

Social Functioning

Social functioning refers to an individual's ability to perform and fulfill expected roles within society, through interpersonal relationships, work, and social activities.