Question

he ability of preschoolers to delay gratification has been found to be associated with: Group of answer choices All of the answers are correct. academic competence in high school. more self-reliant 10 years later. had higher-self esteem ~30 years later. were better able to delay responses on computer tasks ~40 years later.

Answer 1

All of the answers are correct

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the research conducted by the American psychologist Walter Mischel, it was concluded that the ability to delay gratification in early childhood has been found to be associated with a range of beneficial effects in adolescence and beyond.

These benefits include the following: tremendous academic competence and higher SAT scores, better body mass index, effective coping with pressure and anxiety social duty, and positive associations with counterparts, more self-reliant 10 years later, higher-self esteem 30 years later, and were better able to delay responses on computer tasks 40 years later.

Hence, given the options in the question, the right answer is "All of the answers are correct"