This has somthing to do with the little kids in the video below. Do you know the Marshmallow Experiment?
In the test, children were taken to the room where there are only table and chairs, and they were told, "I'll give you this (one) marshmallow to you. I have to go because I have some works to do, but if you can wait until I come back without eating the marshmallow, I'll give you another." The children were offered two choices. Satisfy desire(eat the marshmallow) right now or wait longer and get the rewards.
It is said that about one-third of the children could wait and got 2 marshmallows. I'm sure that these children put a lot of efforts not to eat the marshmallows!!
P.S.
My gratifications are, doing gymnastics and sewing.
I noticed that these activities help reduce my stress as well. Though we are busy dealing with a lot of tasks, we should make time to do something we can get gratification from!
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I liked the video! I heard of this experiment before. To be honest, I felt that it is interesting that you connect this experiment with gratification, because I have never thought this link. For me, gratifications would be making something with others (I am planning dorm party with other dormmates), doing homework, and running. We are soon having mid-term test or essay, but we should make time which makes us gratified:)
返信削除Thank you for leaving a comment and watching the video, Ayaka!
削除I have been fond of watching this video since my high school teacher introduced it to me. Maybe, it was kind of こじつけ(?) to connect with gratification, but I'm really happy that you enjoyed it ;)
Thank you for sharing your gratifications. Dorm Partyyy! I love it! Icho dorm is planning to do mochitsuki this month. I hope to hold a party together soon!