The Ability to Forgo Immediate Pleasures in the Interest of Achieving

question 72

Multiple Choice

The ability to forgo immediate pleasures in the interest of achieving greater rewards in the future is characterized as________ gratification.

• A)distorted
• B)deferred
• C)anticipatory
• D)secondary

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