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The classic "Marshmallow Experiment" and follow-up studies demonstrated that

The classic "Marshmallow Experiment" and follow-up studies demonstrated that

• delay of gratification by young children was related to several negative outcomes in adulthood.

• sugar intake has little impact on children's hyperactivity.

• the more sweets young children with ADHD consume when unsupervised, the greater the likelihood that they will have traffic violations as adults.

• marshmallows are more reinforcing than oreos for children with ADHD but not for nondisabled children.

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