When re-creating Mischel's famous marshmallow delay-of-gratification study,Art finds that children who successfully wait to eat the marshmallow are LEAST likely to
A) focus on a painting on the wall.
B) play with another toy.
C) sing a song.
D) stare at the marshmallow.

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Staring at the marshmallow would likely increase the temptation to eat it, making it harder for children to delay gratification. Successful strategies to delay gratification typically involve distracting oneself from the temptation.

When Re-Creating Mischel's Famous Marshmallow Delay-Of-Gratification Study,Art Finds That Children