Marshmallow Experiment and Self-Control

What is the main challenge presented to the children in the video?

• Eating a healthy snack

• Sharing toys

• Waiting for a second marshmallow

• Solving a puzzle

What is the reward for waiting in the marshmallow test?

• A new toy

• Two marshmallows

• A different type of candy

• A hug from the adult

What skill is being tested in the marshmallow experiment?

• Memory

• Creativity

• Self-control

• Physical strength

What happens if a child eats the marshmallow before the adult returns?

• They get a different snack

• They don't get a second marshmallow

• They have to leave the room

• They get a smaller marshmallow

Why might it be hard for children to wait for the second marshmallow?

• They don't like marshmallows

• They are not hungry

• The marshmallow looks very tempting

• They are afraid of the adult

How do some children try to resist eating the marshmallow immediately?

• By singing a song

• By closing their eyes or looking away

• By asking for a different treat

• By running around the room

What is a good strategy for practicing self-control, as shown by some children?

• Eating your favorite food first

• Distracting yourself from temptation

• Always getting what you want right away

• Ignoring rules

What is a potential long-term benefit of being able to delay gratification, as suggested by the test?

• Getting more candy

• Being able to run faster

• Achieving goals and success

• Having more friends

What did the children who successfully waited for the adult to return receive?

• One marshmallow

• No marshmallows

• Two marshmallows

• A different type of candy

What is the main lesson about making choices that this video teaches?

• Always choose the biggest treat

• It's best to eat quickly

• Sometimes waiting can lead to a better reward

• Don't trust adults