The term “instant gratification” has become a fixture in the modern lexicon. Examples are everywhere. Our food, entertainment, online shopping, and even dating have been engineered to make it ...
An ability to delay immediate gratification is associated with less frequent consumption of fast food, research indicates. The study has public health significance since away-from-home eating, and ...
A new study suggests that an ability to delay immediate gratification is associated with less frequent consumption of fast food. The study, which appears early online in Preventive Medicine has public ...
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