In Michel's delay of gratification paradigm, children wait longest if they see
A) the immediate reward.
B) the delayed reward.
C) both rewards.
D) neither reward.

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In Michel's delay of gratification paradigm, children wait the longest when they do not see any reward (neither the immediate nor the delayed reward). This is because the visibility of rewards can create temptation, making it harder for children to delay gratification.

In Michel's Delay of Gratification Paradigm, Children Wait Longest If