Which of the following is an example of how a person with a past orientation toward time differs from person with a future orientation toward time?
A) A person with a past orientation will be less likely to procrastinate while a person with a future orientation will be more likely to procrastinate.
B) A person with a past orientation will be more likely to delay gratification while a person with a future orientation will be more likely to seek immediate gratification.
C) A person with a past orientation will spend a lot of time focusing on remembrances of past experiences while a person with a future orientation will be more focused on the potential rewards associated with future experience.
D) A person with a past orientation will spend a lot of time focusing on sharing stories of personal pain and loss while a person with a future time orientation will be more focused on sharing stories of personal happiness and gain.

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A person with a past orientation is more likely to focus on past experiences and memories, while a person with a future orientation is more likely to focus on potential future rewards and experiences. The other options presented do not accurately describe the differences between past and future orientation.

Which of the Following Is an Example of How a Person