Sentence examples for gratification between from inspiring English sources
Interestingly, a 2011 study found that the contrast in delayed gratification between children with and without ADHD was no longer significant after statistically controlling for IQ (in other words, ADHD was not associated with delayed gratification above and beyond the influence of IQ).
If Merida had been forced to confront the conflict between gratification and duty, she might have become a more interesting character.
This may stem from the high correlation between intelligence and delayed gratification, and suggests that the tie between delayed gratification and ADHD could benefit from more investigation.
Outkast, a hip-hop duo from Atlanta, has designed itself with an ingenious balance between immediate gratification and lasting messages.
"Unmistaken Child" inevitably leads you to consider the material world and to contemplate the balance in your own life between physical gratification and spirituality.
But, faced with an average of three hundred restoration requests a day from "dramatic deleters," Between has instituted a policy that tries to chart a middle course between instant gratification and lasting regret: the data of a user who chooses to "Disconnect Partner" remain hidden but available ("Restore Memories") for thirty days.
In other words, one chooses between immediate gratification and delayed gratification.
To evaluate the extent of the association between instant gratification behavior and childhood obesity.
Here we can see the intersection between personal gratification and family commitment.
This in turn has undermined the formation of an awareness, or more aptly of a sensibility, that allows for an appreciation of alternative economic possibilities that might require a different 'effort quotient': that is, the equation between delayed gratification and exertion of effort associated with the pastoralist livelihood.
The water crisis in California as well as the Santa Barbara oil spill illustrate the choice between immediate gratification -- and the resulting oblivion -- and the deferred gratification that can lead to survivability.
