TED: Don't eat the marshmallow! | Joachim de Posada

The video discusses a famous experiment by a Stanford professor involving children and marshmallows to test self-discipline and delayed gratification. Children who resisted eating the marshmallow were more successful later in life. The experiment was replicated in Colombia with similar results. The findings highlight the importance of self-discipline in achieving success, with applications in various fields, including education and sales.

What was the main objective of the marshmallow experiment conducted by the Stanford psychology professor?

How did the children react when left alone with the marshmallow?

What principle for success did the children demonstrate during the experiment?

What were the long-term outcomes for the children who did not eat the marshmallow?

What differences were observed in the reactions of Hispanic children compared to American children in the replicated experiment?

What implications does the marshmallow experiment have for various aspects of life, such as sales and education?

How is the principle of delaying gratification being taught to children in Korea?