One of the most remarkable findings of Goleman's marshmallow study was that
a. the results correlated to later SAT scores.
b. some four-year-olds did not like marshmallows.
c. those who delayed gratification tended to be shy later in life.
d. better students took the marshmallow more quickly.
e. most children waited about five minutes before eating the marshmallow.
a. the results correlated to later SAT scores.
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