The instant gratification is still here, but you also get the rewards of delayed gratification.
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It's delayed gratification at its finest—only, the gratification arrives via the endless delay, with dusky 4AD-ish guitars ushering the whole thing out of the room.
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The problem is that we know what gratification feels like, but not many of us know what it feels like when the backlash and negatives outweigh that gratification.
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That was great — a very instantaneous form of gratification.
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LG: The instant gratification economy ... KS: Yes, she was.
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Instant gratification, Sprengelmeyer says, can strip things of their joy.
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There was such a sense of gratification in the process.
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This suggests that people want "instant gratification," according to UBS.
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They delay gratification and avoid impulsive action that causes harm.
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We live in an age of instant gratification, after all.
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But to us shoppers, it's instant gratification at its finest.
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The new Kickstarter livestream breeds further emotional investment and gratification.
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This relates to the acquisition of status for immediate gratification.
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Now, with texting and email, it's all about immediate gratification.
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Namely, that she was an object for male sexual gratification.
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There's a culture of instant gratification, of the instant fix.
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Like a petulant child many market pundits expect immediate gratification.
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Most women crave instant gratification when it comes to hair.
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"Ventriloquism isn't instant gratification," Mr. Wade, the executive director, said.
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Chimpanzees, monkeys and cockatoos, among other species, can defer gratification.
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It is a place of immediate need and instant gratification.
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But that sense of delayed gratification never appealed to her.
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But we are in a culture that's encouraging instant gratification.
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They thought we were rational sophisticates who could defer gratification.
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"In this world today, everybody wants instant gratification," Ellerbe said.
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We're in this age of instant gratification with social media.
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Education research often calls traits like delaying gratification "noncognitive" factors.
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The ability to delay gratification in pursuit of your goals is one of the most fundamental prerequisites for success, but delaying gratification doesn't have to mean being miserable until you cross that finish line.
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It's fun with instant gratification and about right for the price.
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Our need for instant gratification is even true with beauty treatments.
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Unlike CodeFights, homework doesn't provide immediate gratification, competition or new discovery.
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The Trump administration is seeking immediate gratification from the Supreme Court.
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With instant gratification, consumers end up alienated and economies worse off.
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There's something to be said for the instant gratification of makeup.
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Interest, in many people's minds, is a reward for deferring gratification.
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" Adds Edmonds, "Sexual gratification has no place in any work environment.
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She seems generally to have preferred more immediate forms of gratification.
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You won't: receive any kind of sexual gratification from this whatsoever.
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It's online, it's distant, and it's based on mutual self-gratification.
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Instead he forced me to do things for his sexual gratification.
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That gratification is even greater if you reach for junk food.
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It appears to be rooted in the concept of delayed gratification.
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The delayed gratification theory has children doing the hard things first.
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The bookstore I visited had missed its advantage of instant gratification.
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Sex robots - or sexbots - are anthropomorphic devices created for sexual gratification.
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Face it: Instagram Likes give us an artificial sense of gratification.
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Society benefits when people defer gratification and save for the future.
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"Everybody wants instant gratification, so they want big trees," he said.
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Parents get a lot of gratification from telling kids' stories online.
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Less routine means more room for a fresh sense of gratification.
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I'd been so driven by the instant gratification of a byline.
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A Friday puzzle is solved for the purposes of delayed gratification.
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This sneaky method of delaying gratification is just a side benefit.
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And Trump's copious tweeting is about self-aggrandizement and instant gratification.
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It is decidedly NOT the instant gratification that Trump would like.
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I think there is so much gratification which comes from that.
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If moisturizer offers instant gratification, the NIOD serum was delayed gratification — it did nothing straight after applying, relief-wise, but did make my skin start to feel a bit softer over the course of the day.
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Donald Trump, a man who has a very short attention span and requires instant gratification more or less constantly, loves campaigning because he has a very short attention span and requires instant gratification more or less constantly.
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"Mind over Mattress" — Robin Sharma We, humans, are creatures of instant gratification.
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It's the one that makes you seek immediate gratification, short-term pleasure.
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The immediate gratification of seeing stuff ejected from your pores feels productive.
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Only, what Angel is after isn't sexual gratification — it's the financial kind.
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Moreover, if you want immediate gratification, Whole Foods has it in store.
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I know we all have phones and everything is instant gratification now.
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But we have to wait a while for that sweet, sweet gratification.
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But your new fashion find can go from sweet gratification to no.
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Additionally, satisfaction is far more challenging to engineer than gratification or enjoyment.
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There's a lot of sex on there but it's all self-gratification.
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And opening Gus's locations also gives me a different type of gratification.
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Self-control and the ability to delay gratification reliably leads to success.
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They promise nothing except sensory gratification, and I like that about them.
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They won't provide the instant gratification of, say, Tomahawk missiles striking Syria.
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Like I said, it's not like the most immediate form of gratification.
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Women talked freely about sex, and expected sexual gratification from their partners.
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You used my body for six years for your own sexual gratification.
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Beyond that, the sexual gratification stipulation was attached, however inexplicably, angering activists.
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Those advocating legalization expressed gratification at having a federal judge on board.
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For some trans women, this is the ideal form of sexual gratification.
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It is, for many of us, a concentrated form of delayed gratification.
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But delight is much more than just bringing others joy or gratification.
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As a result, politicians can advocate maximum gratification for their party's base.
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It's quick, bite-sized moments, this instant gratification that you get through images.
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The monkey community regularly sees its young as too needy, requiring immediate gratification.
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DELAYED GRATIFICATION Companies across sectors have guided investors to a stronger second half.
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The insatiable, instant-gratification appetite of the political media and activists demanded feeding.
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THE IMPULSE SOCIETY: America in the Age of Instant Gratification, by Paul Roberts.
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So, at least you're shopping for a really good cause ... besides self-gratification.
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A new sort of "tinderpolitics" kicking in when instant gratification substitutes substantial participation.
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That approach is purposely antithetical to the instant gratification we're now used to.
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At first, that kind of immediate gratification brought me some sort of peace.
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You can buy it right away, which is great for instant-gratification types.
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The president is a narcissist who gathers power for personal gain self-gratification.
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More from Tonic: When you self-treat a pimple, you get immediate gratification.
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Delayed gratification is a key phrase for Saturn's retrograde through your sign, Capricorn.
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How long the child can wait indicates how well he can delay gratification.
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It included "accessories that would be used for sexual gratification purposes," they said.
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We live in an instant-gratification society, but patience is our greatest virtue.
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"He has a need for immediate gratification; it's all about him," Wolff said.
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The rationale is simple: Instant gratification takes a back seat to visceral experience.
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Multilateral drafting sessions offer no respite for those in need of instant gratification.
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"When I Get Home" is built for gentle, repeated immersion, not instant gratification.
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That is in part because they are accustomed to instant gratification, he said.
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Teenagers are still developing their abilities to delay gratification and control their impulses.
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"The way he gets sexual gratification is during the strangulation," Ms. Silverman said.
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It's more about the immediate gratification of extraordinary fabric and high-voltage cleavage.
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We pay for instant gratification rather than quality when we buy packaged food.
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And how would an America built on self-discipline and deferred gratification survive?
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A visit to the White House Visitor Center is the instant-gratification option.
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In our current world of instant gratification, we often lose sight of this.
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I like when "The Return" pushes against the easy gratification of remember-when.
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Unbuttoned How fast is fast enough when it comes to clothes and gratification?
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"Delayed gratification is a difficult concept for adults, much less kids," Kantrowitz said.
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But I'm sure there is a similar sense of gratification in sharing memories.
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When gratification isn't instantaneous, millennials (1982-2004) tend to call it quits altogether.
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Acknowledge that it's tough to delay gratification and push yourself when you're tired.
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Maybe the immediate gratification of a single game becomes the gateway for more.
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But this generation of sports fans is looking for the action gratification faster.
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The gratification is delayed, but when it hits you, it really smacks you.
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Is the longstanding meme-name for instant gratification, "Uber for X," still appropriate?
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Well, for now it is because it's the most kind of instant gratification.
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Goodlett not only violated this trust but exploited students for his own foul gratification.
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We've seen this instant gratification work in other domains, it actually changes user behavior.
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But what if you just want instant gratification and none of the hard work?
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But for some Prime customers, at least, instant gratification just got twice as fast.
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" The Cut reports that a presenter told students, "self-gratification can prevent sexual assault.
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Aries, the first sign of the Zodiac, symbolizes new beginnings and craves instant gratification.
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We're not hardwired for instant gratification all the time, but now we're offered that.
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Meanwhile, a backer receives the gratification of being involved in something larger than herself.
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Our generation is supposed to be lazy, tech-obsessed, and mascots for instant gratification.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Burberry's new boss is taking a big gamble on delayed gratification.
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It isn't easy putting off instant gratification to save for a far-away date.
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She's immature and impulsive, seeking only immediate gratification and unfettered comfort at all times.
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We like: The self-serve check-in kiosks and amenity closets for instant gratification.
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Though the benefits of delaying gratification are intuitive, the trend seen here is not.
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There is really just one way to fix these problems: sacrifice and delayed gratification.
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In this way, to Murray's immense gratification, the book ultimately helped render itself obsolete.
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If you have to wait a little longer for that instant gratification, oh well.
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That's the biggest gratification that I have: that somehow they're very trusting of me.
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So sorry that this isn't the thirty-seconds-of-fury gratification of March Madness.
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But I do find much sensory pleasure, social ease, and intellectual gratification in booze.
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Now our eyes are locked downward to the latest "instant message" offering instant gratification.
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To me, even if they're fanciful, those connections add an extra layer of gratification.
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"It's the instant gratification — receiving something with a minimum amount of work," he said.
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And what they mean by that is he has a need for immediate gratification.
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And high-end jewelry is experiencing that same desire for all-but-instant gratification.
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The theory is that Weinstein dangled false promises of stardom to obtain sexual gratification.
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They also influenced schools to teach delaying gratification as part of "character education" programs.
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Idle time feels painful, and you crave the instant gratification of getting something done.
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"Everyone now wants instant gratification, but it's not one of those deals," Yates said.
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" Regarding their gamification of something as mundane as the necessity to drink water, Bowhead told us, "This bottle provides instant gratification for something long-term like drinking water, just as health trackers provides instant feedbacks and gratification for something longer term like exercising.
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After all, Pinterest still serves more to inspire future purchases, rather than trigger instant gratification.
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Kathleen Belsten enjoys the instant gratification of interacting with viewers in real-time on Twitch.
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We live in a world of instant gratification when it comes to just about everything.
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Mesoraco caps rally as Reds jolt Braves in 20 innings CINCINNATI — Talk about immediate gratification.
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Patience is a virtue, or so they say, but instant gratification is just that: gratifying.
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The work is hard, the practices long, and the gratification possibly far down the line.
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Are you gonna just skip right through like a kid who just wants instant gratification?
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So I'd recommend focusing on the long-term benefits, rather than searching for instant gratification.
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GLOBAL deals may be growing at a rapid clip, but they seldom offer instant gratification.
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Their foodie-ism was the worst kind, all about visual aesthetics, immediate gratification — and bargains.
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People who wanted to buy insurance quickly would search it via Google for instant gratification.
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And as we know from simple observation, delayed gratification tends to lead to better results.
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Mr. Powers advised against the delayed gratification approach because it could sabotage the child's learning.
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Canny symphonic plotting was one of Gilbert's virtues; this Fifth was more about instant gratification.
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The problem is not only the men who abuse their power to seek sexual gratification.
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He advises any new GE investor to forgo instant gratification for the long-term payoff.
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No. 1 is people wanting to get the gratification of putting something in a box.
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It's no secret that Amazon is the master of customer convenience and (almost) instant gratification.
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Every need could be catered to; most ills remedied; instant gratification made ever more instant.
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Certainly, this man's idea of sexual gratification — entirely self-centered — offers nothing to the world.
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You can't orchestrate this stuff deliberately; it needs to happen organically, or there's no gratification.
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The clemency power is one where Trump can click his fingers and get instant gratification.
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Gratification is instant: Each receipt, known as a fapiao, is a scratch-off lottery ticket.
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In an era much defined by instant gratification, this workshop is very much about process.
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Those who do the oppressing see those they're oppressing and that's part of their gratification.
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Asked what her dream was for her career, Anisimova expressed a desire for instant gratification.
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Unlike "Doom" and "Mortal Kombat," with their quick, bloody gratification, "Pilgrim" was enigmatic and difficult.
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Investors will have to stomach any near-term gyrations in the market for delayed gratification.
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And you think that I would throw my life away for some short-term gratification?
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Responding to the customer's demand for instant gratification in the middle of the retail apocalypse.
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It's also important to teach them autonomy and how to delay gratification during these years.
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What the researchers found: Delaying gratification at age 303 doesn't say much about your future.
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Or that "delay of gratification can't or couldn't be a piece of that," he says.
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Most teen romances rely on delayed gratification to keep viewers enthralled: Will they fall in love?
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Team Trump is learning to love the executive order — the tool that gives them instant gratification.
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Whatever the claim, masks are generally intensive treatments that translate into instant (sometimes mic-dropping) gratification.
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It has eliminated the boredom of solitude, replacing it with a continuous need for instant gratification.
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That's right: Sometimes, optimism doesn't guarantee instant gratification, but it's worth it in the long run.
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Gamers are fickle, craving instant gratification, and HQ hasn't tried to meet them in the middle.
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What about the culture of instant gratification fostered by the boomers and normalized by Gen X?
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IQ is associated with the ability to delay gratification, but the correlation is far from perfect.
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Those were fun, but I had to wait to get photos developed with no immediate gratification.
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My dad was big on preaching that it was essential to learn to put off gratification.
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The male gaze only succeeds in objectifying women when the sole outcome considered is male gratification.
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Smart people know that gratification doesn't come quickly and hard work comes long before the reward.
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With foreigners it's more of a cash crop scenario; a short-term investment with instant gratification.
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Ultimately, football is about gratification: watching your club win, or an incredible match on the telly.
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And we live in an age of instant gratification where mere activity is mistaken for progress.
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His need for gratification from women, his crowds, and the polls have been on full display.
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Yet, the human brain isn't wired to delay gratification, and American culture may further encourage impatience.
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Not only is this the generation of instant gratification, but also the generation obsessed with nostalgia.
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In a society that prizes instant gratification, those who go the furthest stay committed the longest.
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They may not use his particular cover and cast pitiless self-gratification as a healing touch.
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Yet this guarantor of deferred gratification turned out to be better at promising than following through.
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You walked into our lives and destroyed Grace in the pursuit of your own sexual gratification.
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I think she's realized that that's not where all the gratification is going to come from.
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But as an investor in PepsiCo for his charitable trust, Cramer didn't necessarily want instant gratification.
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The poor subjects became such hostages to gratification that they stopped eating, drinking, even having sex.
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WASHINGTON — He likes the instant gratification of Twitter tirades to prefab statements from his press office.
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That focus on instant gratification might allow Trump to make more small-scale, Carrier-style deals.
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The abuse of power charge also carries a fine of five times the "value of gratification".
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The platform's format creates an element of instant gratification to incentivize students to get on board.
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The Tuesday message brought some relief and gratification; likes and retweets piled up under the latest tweet.
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Social media, with its instant gratification and wide reach, becomes the perfect sounding board for disgruntled shoppers.
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We have a bad habit of seeking instant gratification when it comes to a lot of things.
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My main cause for cutting was to get the instant gratification that self-poisoning didn't give me.
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"Nobody else in America seems to feel my way, but I believe in deferred gratification," Munger said.
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It has also helped illuminate the sense of entitlement to sexual gratification many other straight males have.
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Amazon continues to make online shopping faster and more convenient, giving consumers the instant gratification they desire.
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She's sympathetic to parents who are very invested in curating their online persona or finding gratification online.
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I felt no immediate gratification, but over time I developed a sense of joy in my practice.
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It must be awkward to have someone invade your personal space like that for their own gratification.
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But, can you really put a price on the instant gratification of safely pulling out a blackhead?
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Just don't accidentally switch off your "like" notifications, or you'll lose your entire source of digital gratification.
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Consequently, this coexistence with technology comes with an inherent need for instant gratification and access to information.
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Yes, the generation with a reputation for self-centeredness and instant gratification apparently also exhibits philanthropic tendencies.
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But what makes its more of an addiction is the immediate gratification, which ultimately leads to addiction.
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These oversimplifications mimic Trump's tweets, ignoring depth and understanding for a cursory, snappy response and instant gratification.
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"It has been a winning strategy longer-term, even if there is no instant gratification," Cramer said.
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Women are the girlfriends, the mistresses who are left behind after the man has his sexual gratification.
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Also, it was filmed at Rowans Bowling Alley, aka North London's sexy hellmouth of instant gratification. Enjoy!
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But when Trump won the presidency, giving Republicans their opening, the GOP delivered no gratification at all.
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By focusing on constructive ways to delay your gratification, you can increase your chances of finding success.
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Such tactics may not fit the mold of what's expected in today's quick-fix, instant-gratification society.
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However, content created for sexual gratification that doesn't expressly have nudity involved is much tougher for platforms.
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Mr. Trump seemed to miss the instant gratification, and flagged at times without the affirmation he craves.
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He doubts that most people will consider catch-up contributions because of the issue of delayed gratification.
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Polaroid Originals Holiday Everything Box Set, $129.99Experience the gratification of instant photos from the pioneer brand itself.
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I replaced the vicious, anxious gratification of biting, drying, peeling with the satisfaction of increasingly pristine cuticles.
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The immediate-gratification timetable clearly did not, or did not yet, work for heartache-y pop ballads.
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The seeking of immediate storytelling gratification can be frustrating when there's a longer-term plan in place.
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We live in a world, I realize, that rates and ranks sexual gratification with Yelp-like avidity.
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And the parts of the brain that are about reward, positive affect, and immediate gratification develop sooner.
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This said, Melania, far more intelligent and thoughtful than most credit her, knows how to delay gratification.
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It is similar to the famous marshmallow experiment, which measures the ability of people to delay gratification.
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How the story came together The indictment against Ray gave them some feeling of gratification, Marcus said.
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In the 1970s, that experiment probed kids' ability to delay gratification when faced with a yummy snack.
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Like Hansel, children are being "fattened up" for the immediate gratification of Secretary Perdue and Big Food.
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For example, in the world of finance, many investors fail because of their inability to delay gratification.
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Theresa: If this is just about sexual gratification, people like Harvey Weinstein would just hire an escort.
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Maybe it's a case of ego gratification: He was never invited to the forum as a businessman.
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The biggest one is that delay of gratification might be primarily a middle- and upper-class value.
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However, there's more at stake with these reboots than just easy ratings wins and short-term gratification.
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Amazon is diving deeper into the instant-gratification business, but with a twist: Now you come to them.
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As much as I hate to admit it, I've grown to crave and heavily rely on digital gratification.
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If Robert Sarver thinks the millennials on his team are too used to instant gratification, that's his opinion.
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It seems to bring us together, but it brings us together in a very shallow, instant gratification way.
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Today's customer wants instant gratification and personalization, all while doing minimal damage to the environment — a tall order.
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These projects haven't actually encountered abusive or creepy responses - I suspect because there isn't instant gratification for abuse.
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In Congo, some male fighters repeat the myth that after combat, they experience uncontrollable urges for sexual gratification.
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That makes the physical strategy guide, ironically, the first choice for players who want instant, day one gratification.
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Because *I* am not above easy gratification, here's a photo of two adorable puppies and their adorable owners.
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Yet when it comes to the algorithm-and-swipe-driven world of online dating, it's all about gratification.
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Consumers should be delighted by new discoveries of products, instant trial and immediate gratification of bringing it home.
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The abuse of power charge carries a fine of not less than five times the "value of gratification".
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Without the instant gratification of audible approval, he was awkward, stilted, and unsure of exactly where to interject.
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I believe I strayed only for sexual gratification and that, in the end, I loved my then-girlfriend.
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""It's fun, it's adorable, but it's the visual equivalent of masturbating—there's no point other than immediate gratification.
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Instead, Yarmuth said Trump only seeks instant gratification, like when he's surrounded by supporters at campaign-style rallies.
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For die-hard fans of the product, the delayed release also means delayed gratification and opportunities to gloat.
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"The tech-savvy consumer here is just as hungry for immediate gratification as their Western counterparts," he noted.
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R: I'm a man of instant gratification and quite frankly I need to see things done very quickly.
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According to Mr. Ackerman, it is meant to cater to "nonplanned instant gratification," not unlike what Instacart offers.
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The effect Protzko can't explain is the other: as to why kids are getting better at delaying gratification.
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Free and fast delivery appeals to the instant gratification associated closely with the digital native teens of today
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Frank Ocean is taking delayed gratification to a new level with the extended release of his new album.
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It's looking to serve up instant gratification in the form of a warm, home-cooked meal on demand.
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And after the rigours of the past both were accustomed to the deferred gratification that heavy investment requires.
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It must be hard to admit to himself – that he looked at images of children and got gratification.
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We also tend as human beings to tackle much easier problems that provide us with short term gratification.
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Participants can achieve immediate humiliation or, for the rare few who know what they are looking at, gratification.
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Brianna Browning from Wilmington, N.C., enjoys painting: As a painter I enjoy the instant gratification of the colours.
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Vincent McMahon, Sr. was playwright and producer, providing Americans with the gratification that comes from the narrative denouement.
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That could be because, despite what some of her characters think, marriage is not the ultimate Pymian gratification.
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"The reality is we live in a society of instant gratification and technology fuels that," he tells us.
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I feel an immense sense of gratification as I cross off big items on my to-do list.
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He treats it, as he treats everything else in American government, as a private tool of self-gratification.
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The afterglow is one of the reasons we love sexual gratification so much — it feels really, really good!
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People think this is crazy, and want it over in a second, with our demand for instant gratification.
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The work can go pretty fast and it comes with instant gratification in the form of clean pavement.
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"Since it takes willpower to delay gratification, individually and collectively we sometimes underinvest in the future," he wrote.
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No one doubts delaying gratification is an important life skill, and one that squirmy kids need to master.
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Such games boost adrenaline levels, and they awaken strong feelings of power — as well as frustration, gratification and enjoyment.
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But brick-and-mortar retailers offer instant gratification, making it worth her while to turn out at 1 a.m.
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Records show that Wagers was convicted of vicarious sexual gratification in 2005 and sentenced to three years in prison.
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Despite Mr. Trump's campaign boasts about wiping out the debt, as president he has adopted an instant-gratification mentality.
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Pay-per-click may be just as technical and involved to master, but PPC is built for immediate gratification.
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Secondly, we live in a nation of free speech, accompanied with an era of technology that provides immediate gratification.
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The missing piece, in his view, is the feedback mechanism — aka instant and transparent gratification for the trade-off.
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For me it's the best part, because you get instant gratification after working so hard on losing the weight.
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Those harvests were worth celebrating, and so was delayed gratification, patience with the seasons, and making do outside them.
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In the age of Netflix and instant gratification, it's tempting to gallop through TV shows as quickly as possible.
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Why defer gratification until age 70, at which point one may or may not be able to enjoy it?
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"Many of our most severe problems on Earth today are due to a focus on immediate gratification," Vakoch said.
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The pocketable form factor makes it easy to tote around and enjoy the immediate gratification of an instant camera.
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In this new age of instant communication, and its associated desire for instant gratification, people also expect instant answers.
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ELECTION nights usually mean instant gratification: exit-poll results are often available immediately after the last vote is cast.
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During her appearance at the Luminary Bakery, Meghan also spoke candidly about the problem with "instant gratification" in society.
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Binge-watching videos, meanwhile, might interfere with the development of patience, impulse control, and the ability to delay gratification.
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In government, immediate needs and instantaneous gratification by way of spreadsheets seldom fully consider the contraindications of policy decisions.
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TV isn't a medium known for delayed gratification, so shifting Fillory to the forefront makes a degree of sense.
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Mr. Trump acted for his own sexual gratification, despite his marriage, and to, in his mind, burnish his image.
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Many more real-life relationships could be abandoned in favor of plugging in each time sexual gratification was required.
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Drnaso has held jobs ever since he was a teen-ager, and finds stability and gratification in manual labor.
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But some people I talked to also mentioned the gratification they felt, even if it was tinged with regret.
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In those cases, the fun was partly about comfort, but it was also about the feeling of accelerated gratification.
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If such actions are self-serving, as in cases of corruption or narcissistic ego gratification, moral censure is easy.
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"That's really a good way to help them visualize and feel a little bit of instant gratification," Bonneau said.
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"I get so much gratification from this work, and it's so rewarding to see people get healed," she said.
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I appreciate your past advice to not say/do anything you would regret just out of spite/instant gratification.
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Just as with the physical burnout, researchers found overworked brains were much more likely to choose immediate self-gratification.
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"He likes the instant gratification and adulation that the cheering crowds provide," the New York Times reported last month.
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The results also didn't necessarily mean that teaching kids to delay their gratification would cause these benefits later on.
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What's more, the study found no correlation — even without controls — between delaying gratification and behavioral outcomes later in life.
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Overall, we know less about the benefits of restraint and delaying gratification than the academic literature has let on.
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There were fleeting moments of gratification when the infomercial aired on TV and we'd drag it out to compare.
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Is it the gratification of victory, the adrenaline rush of uncertainty, the pleasant buzz of watching it all unfold?
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One of the rewarding building blocks of the game is the unexpected gratification of finding the monsters as we walk.
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It's a jam that prioritizes "getting away from instant gratification" and taking the time to let things "develop and mature".
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Modernity shrinks time as well as space; people live in an eternal present of short-term stimuli and instant gratification.
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If you want to make a photo look good without the instant gratification of the Reyes filter, enlist a professional.
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In fact, feelings of pleasure, gratification, or relief when pulling out hair is required for an official diagnosis of trichotillomania.
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There's an instant gratification when someone messages me or says they're going to try a tip and it works out.
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And that's something the 24-hour news cycle [has made us] so accustomed to now: instant gratification and instant knowledge.
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The small companion lights up, makes noise and rewards you throughout the day as a way to provide instant gratification.
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Many said they also want the "instant gratification" of being able to leave a store with a purchase in hand.
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The internet serves up instant gratification: buzzy stories that command attention for a few minutes or even a few seconds.
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It's a game you can play for a few minutes or an hour and still feel a sense of gratification.
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Through a neuroscience lens, it's understandable that higher SES in adults has been linked to resisting impulses and delaying gratification.
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There&aposs going to be a lot of twists and turns, and really neither side should expect any immediate gratification.
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"Gig provides instant gratification by paying advances to its users 24 hours after the completion of their shift," explains Woodcock.
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But there was some gratification when I saw it on the screen to see how well they had executed it.
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But as she continued to visit the 25.3-acre cemetery, the gratification of finding him grew into a festering anger.
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Typically, animal crush videos depict small vertebrate animals being tortured to death, usually for the sexual gratification of the viewer.
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My feeling is that he just lacks major self worth, and seeks constant attention and constant gratification from these women.
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We're a nation with a populace that mostly likes instant gratification, fast food, empty calories, and easy to consume soundbites.
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Wastee totally rejects ideas of emotional depth and personal narrative, instead embracing a culture which constantly searches for instant gratification.
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Here's an idea: all the convenience of online shopping combined with the instant gratification of shopping in physical stores IRL.
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One example of how delayed gratification can help you reap huge benefits is in the world of investing and finance.
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It seems that in our era of instant gratification, we're more worried about "now, now, now," and less about later.
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They cut the very things that contributed to the customer's store experience, such as instant gratification and the human touch.
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But extremists always demand immediate gratification and rarely look to the long-term implications of the damage they are doing.
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Whether gratification comes immediately or four to six months later, Ms. Santo Domingo said her customers come ready to purchase.
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But what if delayed gratification in the midst of all the gluttonous immediacy is more than just a trendy rebuke?
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There's still plenty of organic gameplay to be had here, but you'll need the touchstones to get maximum exploration gratification.
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If you do find yourself sitting down to watch the odd episode of TUF, however, the gratification is not immediate.
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Shoppers' desire for more instant gratification on their online orders has set a new precedent in the e-commerce market.
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Because you know that you're gonna stay out until lunchtime the next day, you're not looking for that immediate gratification.
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Everything is an adventure for her and a delight and a surprise, an opening up, and that's a big gratification.
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Audrey and Rusty have a front-row seat to observe the exact wrong way to handle disappointment and delayed gratification.
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It also doesn't really provide instant gratification, and more often than not as an adult that's what I'm looking for.
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He did so under the guise of medical treatment, and he did so for his own sexual purpose and gratification.
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And those younger generations do not embrace that; they live for the moment, and they are looking for instant gratification.
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To add to the mystification (and gratification, once you're through), Mr. Steinberg is whimsical and sophisticated in his theme clues.
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His main idea was this: Instant gratification gets in the way of our doing the things we need to do.
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Who in his right mind would choose the dull responsibilities of democracy over the instant gratification a demagogue will provide?
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Paying off debt feels good, so it's easy to chase that quick gratification instead of looking to the distant future.
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"The snowball method worked for me because I loved the instant gratification of paying off a smaller loan," she says.
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We've decreased ability to meaningfully communicate, and we want everything — things, experiences, gratification — delivered to us at Amazon Prime speed.
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The Jägerbomb is a sesh-incubator if ever there was one, for a Jägerbomb is the epitome of instant gratification.
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Finding the ideal gym/running headphones is a frustrating quest that never really brings me any gratification or sense of accomplishment.
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But as it turns out, there are several beauty treatments designed to target common skin issues and provide (nearly) instant gratification.
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It's here to have fun, to take the instant-gratification spirit of Polaroid and cram it into a fashionably chunky body.
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Here, her juxtapositions reveal a grand tension-and-release game, ping-ponging back and forth between gratification and exquisitely painful anticipation.
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The big upside to brick-and-mortar shopping has always been instant gratification — you buy and take your stuff home immediately.
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Plus, enjoy instant gratification when you choose to Buy It Now from top-rated sellers offering the eBay Money Back Guarantee.
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In-store shoppers expect the lines, but online shoppers expect the instant gratification of clearing their shopping cart with a click.
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In today's study, it's possible that the emerging symptoms of ADHD are driving kids to the instant gratification of digital media.
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"Jinn's goal is to bring together the convenience of shopping online with the instant gratification of shopping on the high street".
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"Our party has failed in going into those places because we've said, 'Well we don't get instant gratification back,' " he said.
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Behold another Bon Iver album just as you'd expect, overflowing with easy feelgoodism, soft edges, luxuriant emotionalism, and sumptuously instant gratification.
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In a world that constantly feeds our desire for instant gratification, do you think we still have patience for gradual change?
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It also doesn't help that foods high in fat, cholesterol and sugar give the brain instant gratification, which can become addicting.
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Opening statements begin Thursday in the trial of an alleged serial killer accused of killing young women for his sexual gratification.
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When you visit a gym, you see the results after weeks, maybe, whereas in a video game there is instant gratification.
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It's hard news to swallow, but our late-capitalist culture of immediate gratification, convenience and hyper-consumerism is ruining the planet.
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Until now that decision has involved a tradeoff: you gain a significant boost in quality at the cost of instant gratification.
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While the ability to delay gratification is largely innate, it is something that can be coached and trained (to a degree).
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The other is instant gratification – buy the nice guitar to start to make learning the guitar enjoyable as soon as possible.
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Researchers claimed that those who could delay gratification later ended up with higher test scores, incomes and better overall life satisfaction.
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But it takes a while for policies to come through, and to have impact — so you have to sacrifice instant gratification.
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One millennial asked why he needs to know about civics in today's instant gratification world, with lots of online information available.
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To succeed as a leader, one must be able to delay gratification and work hard for things that are really important.
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The hunting of humans, and the gratification the sniper derives from the ruthless murder of an unarmed Palestinian civilian in Gaza.
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And two: the euphoric high that powers through the climax of "Dog Days Are Over" was still to come – delayed gratification.
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When they smile at me with pure joy over a shared joke or an accomplishment, the feeling of gratification is indescribable.
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What is it, if not predatory, when a male boss abuses his power to demand physical gratification from a female employee?
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Bet you were not aware that wine is great training for 401(k)'s and other examples of responsibly delaying gratification.
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In a world that moves a hundred miles an hour, where instant gratification rules supreme, Ali's work is patient and sensory.
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Amazon has used that edge to lead people to expect near instant gratification that, for a while, only it could deliver.
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Coaching a slow learner on homework after a day of hassles at the office provides a deep experience of delayed gratification.
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"What we have is the quick fix, the need for instant self-gratification," he told The Los Angeles Times in 1989.
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There were so many of them that they also represent the greatest sources of instant gratification that I have ever known.
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Democrats should know that an unending string of activities intended for instant gratification does not amount to much in political power.
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Well, in pornography, that was incredibly destructive because pornography is effectively a vehicle for male gratification in the most basic way.
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But they do feel like he's listening, and there's a lot of ego gratification in having the president listen to you.
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If history has taught us anything, it's that for every orifice, there is a foreign object inserted into it for gratification.
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Syrians in other besieged parts of the country, learning about the American airstrike, reacted with a mix of gratification and worry.
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He saw her as a tool, a plaything he could manipulate for the sexual gratification he couldn't get from his wife.
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In characterizing Mexicans as rapists and women as objects of sexual gratification, he has engaged in the same kind of marginalization.
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In the 1960s and '70s, it became OK for Hollywood and the media to treat women as objects for male gratification.
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In my experience, burnout usually occurs when you don't enjoy and find gratification in the activities you're spending your time on.
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With their parents gone, half-asleep in their bed in the tilt, they rock against each other for comfort and gratification.
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It's genuinely deserved gratification unlike so many modern games that coddle you with flashy explosions and rewards you didn't really earn.
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It is the suffering of ambivalence: the murderous alternation between bitter resentment and raw-edged nerves, and blissful gratification and tenderness.
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The results imply that if you can teach a kid to delay gratification, it won't necessarily lead to benefits later on.
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In this age of instant gratification, it is unlikely that many entrants will actually read the terms they are agreeing to.
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He kept photographs of his victims as well as some of their possessions, for his own "perverted sexual gratification," Justice McMahon said.
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Masculinity is closely tied to one's virility and interest in sexual gratification, while femininity is linked with one's sexual desirability or sexiness.
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Instead, they appeared to inhibit this impulse and wait for an even bigger reward in the future, an ability termed delayed gratification.
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His TV job gave him daily ego gratification and excitement...it reinforced his opinion that he was a very special human being.
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Tyndall told some of the women the touching was for a professional purpose when it was for sexual gratification, the complaint alleges.
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No one likes delayed gratification — and it looks like making the reward for giving more immediate might increase how much people give.
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JJ: Right now, we live in a highly digitized world, and often you can get immediate results and gratification using software programs.
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They found that the impulse to chase thrills and look for immediate gratification peaks around age 222 and declines into the 218s.
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But now they have porn, video games, and other technology to provide them with much easier to obtain substitutes for that gratification.
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As celebrity medical aesthetician and skin expert Kat Rudu says, "It's non-invasive instant gratification," with results generally seen within a week.
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"Our audience lives in the world of very live, and instant, gratification," Guy Slattery, the president of VICELAND, told Variety in January.
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An intense Cancer full moon on Monday makes you want instant gratification for needs that change too quickly to be sure of.
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Read these stories next:This Is The Beauty Secret You Forgot About5 Instant-Gratification Beauty TreatmentsThe Skincare Products You Need Before You're 30
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This delay was too long in a world of instant messaging; a world where immediate gratification is not merely expected, it's normal.
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This question is a self-check to make sure you're actually designing something and not just expressing yourself for your own gratification.
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Whether they keep running when their legs are tired or they resist instant gratification, they practice self-discipline even when it's uncomfortable.
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Where do you see that culture affecting music, especially with Spotify and Apple Music and the instant gratification of the streaming economy?
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It's Machiavelli meets the internet, and in the contemporary instant gratification/advertising/spin culture, what "wins" is whatever works for the moment.
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Educators cite research showing that chess helps students develop analytical thinking, set goals, concentrate for extended periods and learn to delay gratification.
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In an era of instant gratification and total information, frustration turns out to be one of the most powerful sources of drama.
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And is the depth of that reflection compromised because we have retrained ourselves to seek out the immediate gratification of external stimuli?
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Ending a relationship is certainly not about immediate gratification and my decision came with uncertainty, which compounded into remorse, guilt and depression.
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But without exception, we find the user experience of learning business software to be exactly the opposite: instant friction and delayed gratification.
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Patients have to put work into their physical therapy, but the work pays off even if it's a delayed sense of gratification.
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"If the gratification premise is there and it keeps prosecutors from prosecuting people like Harvey,'' Ms. Manning said, "it has to change.
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Then again, pretty much everything she does is an act of self-sabotage, even when it's in the name of self-gratification.
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It sometimes takes the tiniest of seconds to understand the joke in her drawings, but the delayed gratification is well worth it.
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That may partly reflect the gratification among European Union officials over Italy's success at reducing the influx of migrants across the Mediterranean.
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I'd call it "my kink," but my feelings have little to do with sexual gratification and everything to do with artistic satisfaction.
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What is to stop her, or anyone of consenting age, from stepping at any moment into a parallel world of erotic gratification?
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It will examine the pathology of power in the service of self-gratification and self-protection — from the law and from accountability.
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And, yes we do mean even more good than the secret gratification you get from mocking that man-spreader on the subway.
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I used to tell myself that it would be all right to sacrifice my mental well-being for some long-term gratification.
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Waiting and being able to delay gratification is one of the most important lessons kids can learn about money and in life.
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"This instant gratification in the financial world can be risky," said Shelle Santana, a professor of business administration at Harvard Business School.
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The research found that those who could delay gratification later ended up with higher test scores, incomes and better overall life satisfaction.
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I think what's most important is that I'm at least trying to train myself to rely on more than just instant gratification.
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"To his surprise and gratification, more than a month later, the keys were returned," The Times said in a self-congratulatory advertisement.
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In the legacy TV world, Emmy wins had upside, but not the immediate gratification of people paying money directly to the company.
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For example, experiencing sadness can lead you to seek instant gratification from your financial choices at the expense of long-term saving.
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But if you're an instant-gratification kind of person, particle physics is not for you, since the most important discoveries took years.
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"You, Donald, have given me the greatest gift of all: sexual gratification in the form of your slow demise," Ms. McKinnon said.
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They are using their physical stores to fulfill online orders — catering to shoppers' demands for instant gratification — and increasing their digital promotions.
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One type is liquid and can be cashed out using an exchange, which is meant to provide near-instant gratification and attract users.
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This camera comes with a set of instant film so you can have the instant gratification of phyical pictures to punctuate every date.
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Tech visionaries may tantalize us with visions of instant gratification via drone delivery, but Silicon Valley has yet to deliver on such promises.
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The complaint alleges that Tyndall told some of the women the touching was for a professional purpose when it was for sexual gratification.
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Dolores, it turns out, is a very realistic robot, residing in a vast amusement park designed for the gratification of paying human guests.
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While some of those men are single dads, gay couples, or body builders, others are men who get sexual gratification from breast milk.
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Embracing such gratification without critical analysis veers close to the Trump administration's embracing of "alternative facts" — lies that suit the narrative you'd prefer.
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I just didn't have faith that anything was going to be done, so it wasn't this great gratification that came because he resigned.
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We think of Amazon as a place for instant gratification, from getting our groceries delivered to our doors to streaming movies on-demand.
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I spoke with him recently about those consequences, and why he thinks the Enlightenment produced a civilization obsessed with consumption and self-gratification.
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"We must seize upon his special characteristics, such as liking instant gratification, and set up some things that bring immediate results," he said.
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Aside from the nostalgia of factor, part of the appeal of instant cameras is the tactile nature and immediate gratification of film itself.
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Companies are sacrificing their book values for the instant gratification of higher stock prices and highers values to their company issued stocks/options.
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In the complaint, Moore called the treatment "sexual assault, battery, abuse, molestation, and harassment [for] sexual pleasure and gratification," The Daily Beast reports.
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If a man wants gratification at my expense, he will try to convince me that he cares about me so I won't bail.
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Obviously I allowed greed and insecurity and youth and stupidity and the desire for instant gratification to let me go totally off-course.
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"The Analects", a book of his sayings, praises the scholar who "does not seek the gratification of his appetite" and abjures indulgent banquets.
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Now designers are responding to younger generations' desire for immediate gratification, overhauling traditional runways and featuring collections that are available for immediate purchase.
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If you buy something that you don't need delivered right away and can resist the need for instant gratification, you could be rewarded.
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We're talking about people engaging in a deviant act where the goal is to shock and surprise others for one's own sexual gratification.
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"The majority of customers will probably make purchases for sexual gratification, and not for health reasons," Cox-George told Reuters Health by email.
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She had grown up consuming vast quantities of pulp romances, and she wanted to extract something of their addictive quality, their sheer gratification.
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I get the gratification that must arise from seeing your body comfortably execute something it was (says through gritted teeth) built to do.
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He likes the instant gratification and adulation that the cheering crowds provide, and his aides are discussing how they might accommodate his demand.
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You can probably guess that my husband is a natural saver, and given my taste for instant gratification, I'm more prone to spend.
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Trump knows this, yet he can't reconcile it with his thin-skinned nature and need for the instant gratification of a Tweet release.
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There's no preparing yourself for the gush of froth that vomits out of its makeshift mouth, or the instant sick sense of gratification.
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It was my bad luck to learn that he was also cunning, violent, and someone who obtained gratification from causing others to suffer.
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For Leicester it's now a case of delayed gratification – whenever they get their moment of ecstasy, it's surely going to be very satisfying.
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I'm certain he found refuge in the same anonymity and instant gratification that I have discovered in far-off lands and exotic people.
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"We strive for instant gratification," said Liron Shapira, 220, the co-founder of a chat-based Silicon Valley start-up called Relationship Hero.
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Though the lovers' age difference has drawn some attention, the film has largely been a source of deep gratification for its key players.
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"These men deliberately targeted their vulnerable victims, grooming and exploiting them for their sexual gratification," said Michael Quinn of the Crown Prosecution Service.
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Check. If that's your style, what you might end up with is an entitled child with an impatient attitude geared toward instant gratification.
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We can't lose touch with what we, as humans, value more than the instant gratification and narcissistic sharing of photos and other banalities.
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For the Watergate veterans John Mindermann and Paul Magallanes, the news of recent weeks has come with a certain amount of professional gratification.
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Meanwhile, one look at his Twitter account is enough to show that victory has done nothing to slake his thirst for ego gratification.
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"We're delivering on the desire for instant gratification and blending the worlds of fashion and pop culture together," the designer Tommy Hilfiger said.
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Berman said Monday that his team is looking at possible "conspirators" who had worked alongside Epstein, procuring girls for the financier's sexual gratification.
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At a certain point it's hard not to wonder if all that immediate gratification just adds up to a lot of extraneous stuff.
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Fast food is what we get when all the chaotic forces of capitalism collide to bring us the apex of instant culinary gratification.
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Consumer trends have shifted significantly in the past decade, in large part because of Amazon, the ultimate driver of our instant gratification society.
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"His attention span is so small, his desire for immediate gratification seems to be so large, that the American worker loses," Schumer said.
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"They teach them to delay gratification by working, saving, and waiting until they have earned enough money to purchase the things they desire."
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Men who assault women aren't seeking sexual gratification, at least not primarily; they are attempting to assert their own dominance over their victim.
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It would strengthen short-term gratification and weaken long-term foresight — and foresight is already difficult enough to come by in transportation planning.
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I think that today, with millennials and the way that we share memes and GIFs, we've become addicted to instant gratification through imagery.
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The ability to resist the immediate gratification was found to correlate with all sorts of positive life outcomes, like SAT scores and BMIs.
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Even if all these individuals forswear instant gratification in favour of long-term greed, a collection of selfish agendas cannot sustain a healthy society.
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Najib was charged with abuse of power leading to gratification under Malaysia&aposs anti-corruption law and three counts of criminal breach of trust.
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Versailles is a lesson for today's leaders, Andelman noted: "the horrific consequences of Versailles greatly outweighed any immediate personal gratification or domestic political success."
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As if there was any doubt before, the profile setup process convinced us that this is far from the instant gratification world of Tinder.
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Here's how the story changed: Delay of gratification is not a unique lever to pull to positively influence other aspects of a person's life.
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Furtney also admitted he may have touched the girls inappropriately during massages, but rejected the notion he did so for his own sexual gratification.
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That said, a little willpower saves the day on Tuesday, when measured Saturn steps in and reminds Venus of the power of delayed gratification.
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They are highly motivated to answer honestly and carefully, as the only gratification that they receive for their participation is feedback on their results.
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Hedonism and virtue-based morality fell somewhat out of favor, and suddenly the good life was all about sacrifice and the postponement of gratification.
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But if you use the eye cream, you won't get instant gratification, and if you use the concealer, you won't get long-term results.
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It's all about offering customers instant gratification — the ability to buy a look or a specific piece right after it's trotted down the runway.
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Though for those accustomed to the instant gratification of touchscreens, navigating all those menus by way of side buttons can get a bit cumbersome.
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So there's certainly fun to be had here, although perhaps less instant viral potential vs the snap and share gratification of art filtered selfies.
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In a world of instant gratification, a six-day payment processing failure, on one of the worlds most prominent e-commerce sites, is unacceptable.
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However, in this world of instant gratification, it's difficult — especially for business newcomers — to embrace the reality that success takes a plan … and time.
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Their ability to delay gratification correlated with higher SAT scores, lower levels of substance abuse, lower likelihood of obesity, and other indicators of success.
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The dream, alas, of ordering a bunch of stuff in the guy from Nickleback's name and probably getting minor gratification from it, is dead.
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He felt that TripActions offered more "instant gratification and instant transparency" than the competition because it is readily apparent what the savings will be.
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Diplomatic engagement will be a long haul, with expected twists and turns going forward, as well as lack of immediate gratification for either side.
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That said, there are still customers who either need the instant gratification of a purchase or to touch and feel the product before converting.
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Right-to-work legislation is an iteration of that fundamental schism, and our dominant political ideology is now tilted toward gratification of the self.
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Our tech addictions exploit human nature—the tendency toward instant gratification, the instinct for paying attention to what everyone else is paying attention to.
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Jones: Sex magic is an invitation to get deliberate and mindful about your sexual arousal rather than rushing through the act for physical gratification.
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But sexual assault and rape are also about entitlement to women's bodies: Seeing us as vessels for the gratification that comes with sexualized violence.
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Mindfulness is simultaneously simple and complex, but in the great American tradition of immediate gratification, it is being turned into a quick-fix panacea.
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The landmark marshmallow test, which found that young children who could delay gratification showed greater educational achievement years later than those who could not.
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My inability to delay gratification as a supposed adult makes it difficult to be a proper prepper storing up foodstuffs in case of quarantine.
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To prove either crime, the state must show the accused person touched someone to degrade them or for sexual gratification, not some other purpose.
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In its unrelenting focus on power, achievement and sensual gratification, it breeds a culture, both inner and outer, of oppression, insecurity, addiction and loneliness.
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CBI conducted raids in office premises of Avantha to investigate allegations of exchanging "illegal gratification" with Kapoor and his family for favourable lending terms.
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"Our mission is to remove anxiety regarding money matters and bring instant gratification whenever our users interact with money regardless of their financial situation".
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The instincts seemed familiar: The same instant gratification — retinas be damaged — that drives him to Twitter at all hours, seeking appraisals in real time.
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You get the gratification of your roller coaster/purchase/concert entry faster, and you receive the added benefit of feeling better than other people.
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We are being conditioned, as a population, to never wait, to never delay our gratification, to accept thoughtless, constant consumption as the new norm.
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And though they take their work very seriously, the enjoyment and gratification they derive from it blurs the common demarcation between work and play.
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It's not hard to find studies on interventions to increase delaying gratification in schools or examples of schools adopting these lessons into their curricula.
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Does it make sense for a child growing up in poverty to delay their gratification when they're so used to instability in their lives?
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What the latest marshmallow test paper shows is that home life and intelligence are very important for determining both delaying gratification and later achievement.
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Teaching kids how to delay gratification or have patience "may not be the primary thing that's going to change their situation," Davis-Kean says.
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That time in puberty when you stop being a kid and you stop being a solipsistic being that cares only about its own gratification.
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Sometimes a simple greeting like a hug can be harassment if one of the participants is obviously using it for their own weird gratification.
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Book Club is structured so that each of the four women has her own storyline, involving her own search for sexual and romantic gratification.
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Najib would face "several charges" under a section of the MACC Act which deals with using one's office or position for gratification, the agency said.
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Uber is looking to eat up even more of your wallet by offering the promise of instant gratification in yet another key spending category: food.
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No show is as devoted to delayed gratification as this one, nor does quite as masterful a job of finding drama in every dead end.
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Just as Winston Smith derives pleasure from crafting "delicate pieces of forgery," Americans in the 2020s should find gratification in identifying and stomping out fakeries.
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"Since I'm all about instant gratification, I love having all of the episodes at once," Leah O'Donnell, a 400-year-old fan from California, said.
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The near instant gratification of a win or humiliation of a defeat nudge you to play again rather than having to wait for tomorrow's game.
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While "a few days" may still sound like a long time in this age of instant gratification, it's nothing in the world of enterprise software.
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We know it'll be worth the wait whenever it happens, but here's hoping the writers aren't too cruel when it comes to delaying our gratification.
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This particular note was a poignant message of gratification that is indicative of the friendly, community-building role the concert AirDrop has come to play.
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Gen Z is used to receiving real-time social media updates so they carry the same behaviors and need for instant gratification into the workplace.
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I wonder if that constant search for stimulation and gratification can doom our relationships and whether that's what weighs on the characters in your movie.
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While it's harder for them to grasp the concept of deferred gratification, they still need to learn something about balancing present needs with future goals.
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But all around baseball, we see the immediate gratification of a splashy contract turn into a crippling, painful slog for the team and their fans.
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Or, in the case of pornographic deepfakes, it affects the people targeted, while the people making them want to believe they're real for personal gratification.
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Blair is part of a social media ecosystem that rewards users for these kinds of stories, fueling them with the gratification of "likes" and attention.
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Fans of Blueface's smash "Thotiana" will find instant gratification in "KLK Thotiana," slickly executed by New York metro area traperos Tali Goya and Lito Kirino.
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Most attempts to improve our diets fail because the short-term gratification of eating junk food easily outmatches the distant benefit of greater physical health.
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In the short-term, you might sacrifice a bit of instant gratification, but when your goals come to fruition, it will all be worth it.
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The gender gap has especially perplexed educators, who say chess helps students learn to solve problems, improve their concentration, delay gratification and socialize with peers.
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We knew we were ridiculous, and made fun of ourselves constantly, but approached it all with enough sincerity to wring real gratification out of it.
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It's a power that is uniquely and solely his, and matches his idea of how the presidency ought to be: pure power and instant gratification.
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Excessive exposure to screen time and the simplicity of changing websites work like a drug where immediate gratification is emphasized and distraction is the consequence.
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Even so, there's an inherent clash of objectives between investing in technology infrastructure that will change the world and delivering more instant gratification to shareholders.
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The National Football League wants in on the instant gratification trend, so it's turning to the online retailer and manufacturer Fanatics to make it happen.
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" Manduley also makes a case for going slow and soft: "Going slower can also increase the 'tease' factor [and] delay gratification in a sensual way.
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Either way, she'd divide and serve the rice and tahdig, encouraging us kids to delay gratification and resist gobbling down that gloriously crunchy crust first.
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The first was a lot of hard work; delayed gratification; high savings; smart investments in infrastructure, education and research; and a Darwinian system of capitalism.
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"There's nothing wrong with partying, but when we do it only for self-gratification, it becomes hedonism," says Rishe Groner, communications director for Gratitude Migration.
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At an age when I considered myself invisible to men, he found gratification in pointing out when a man on the street looked at me.
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Just when stringing along a patient, devoted fan base appeared to emerge as this show's modus operandi, the writers have recommitted to shorter-term gratification.
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First it was Instagram and the smartphone that would kill the show: the see now/buy now need for immediate gratification trouncing the traditional cycle.
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With this method, you get both immediate gratification of spending some on yourself and the long-term benefits of paying off more of your debt.
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The problem is, if you talk about the thing in front of everyone, you will get instant gratification but miss out on more interesting topics.
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The human mind can be your own worst enemy, because investing is a long-term game and the human mind is geared for instant gratification.
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His power and willingness to abuse it for personal gratification — and to punish those who dare disobey him — come to light in this harrowing moment.
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With this pile of research, he was able to see if young people, overall, were getting better or worse at delaying gratification through the decades.
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If you're considering rolling over negative equity, experts say to think about the long-term ramifications instead of the immediate gratification of a new car.
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He seems desperate for instant gratification: If China hasn't solved the North Korea problem three days after President Xi Jinping promised, he is very disappointed.
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Overriding our natural impulses is needed to meet the financial demands of modern society, which require us to delay gratification, save money and build wealth.
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Instant Gratification British designers have a history of toying with the enduring plaid skirt — the tartan kilt is, after all, a sartorial totem of Scottishness.
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If Hood's work usually mirrors explosive gratification you get from a high five, this one's like the more subtle embrace of a long, warm hug.
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A huge part of growing up is learning how to delay gratification, to sit patiently in the hope that our reward will be worth it.
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These are lengthy, luxurious tracks, all of which run over ten minutes, and one gets the sense that Schaufler is revelling in delaying the audience's gratification.
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I wouldn&apost expect any immediate gratification for us but I do believe that we&aposre actually showing-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: We already have some of that.
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"We've always been at the forefront of digital innovation, using technology to deliver what our customers are looking for—unique experiences and instant gratification," Hilfiger said.
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It requires that we put ourselves second momentarily to help someone unknown to us, and without the usual gratification of seeing the outcome or receiving thanks.
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And part comes from the way he conveys what happened to him — passionately working and striving, deferring gratification, waiting to live, learning to die — so well.
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Whenever an artist releases an ambitious, challenging project that defies immediate parsing and denies the listener instant gratification, a select coterie of fans bitch and moan.
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To sin against the environment, in this paradigm, is to place individual convenience and instant gratification above cooperation and caring for the world God has made.
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Trust us: The delayed gratification of a nice hotel or a fancy meal while you're away — because you've been frugal all year — is the sweetest feeling.
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"If we're talking about cheating in broad terms, men are often cheating for sexual gratification," says Justine Shuey, PhD, a board certified sexologist and sexuality educator.
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It's also possible that having entertainment and social stimulation just a few clicks away could habituate kids to instant gratification, making it harder to learn patience.
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According to German sociologist Max Weber, the Protestant virtues of thrift, delayed gratification and professional diligence in the pursuit of wealth gave birth to modern capitalism.
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If you believe the company was focused on framing life's moments in a burst of instant gratification, reinventing it might look a lot like Polaroid Swing.
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While people may experience instant gratification after that big purchase, financial experts warn of the dangers of overspending and what that means to your credit score.
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"In a game for a million dollars, you have to practice a little delayed gratification, because it might cost you a million dollars down the line."
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There's the instant gratification of see-now-buy-now shows (or specific items within a collection), like at Rebecca Minkoff, Banana Republic, and Diane von Furstenberg.
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The always–on mentality and Pavlovian systems set up by social media networks lure them back online in a never-ending false sense of mandatory gratification.
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While this kind of gratification may have felt overdue for long-time shippers, to the rest of us it seemed in particularly poor timing and taste.
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"I am satisfied that there was no evidence to show that the donation was a form of gratification given corruptly," Mr. Apandi said in a statement.
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Plus, these days, we're so used to instant gratification everywhere else that we're actually ready to commit when it comes to watching romantic comedies unfold slowly.
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She told me she thought my problem was that I was too impatient, my fuse was too short, that I was only interested in instant gratification.
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My current master and I have been together for four years now, and I've been so blessed to find somebody who saw beyond the sexual gratification.
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Those won't be in stores til August though, so for some more immediate gratification, I asked T's style director, Malina Joseph Gilchrist, what she would recommend.
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In effect, every time a male producer decides to incorporate sexual gratification into their music they attempt to seize control over yet another sphere of experience.
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I think I felt most gratification from figuring out DECIMATE/DECORATE and DECOROUS/DEXTROUS, and the crossing of CONCLAVE/CONCEIVE with CHAPLAIN/COMPLAIN was pretty amusing.
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If he was proved right, he was undoubtedly gratified, but I always sensed that his true gratification came from the doing of things, not the rewards.
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For decades every morning, he had his assistant print out a sheaf of stories published about him and keep a store of videotapes for ego gratification.
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"You can take selfies with the animals, and later give them some gratification," he told me, euphemistically suggesting tips for the people who keep the animals.
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"With any brand that becomes a verb, it has to do with the emotional gratification that that brand provides with its product or service," Biswas said.
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No task is beneath you if it's productive for the organization you're a part of — it's about being focused on long-term success, not instant gratification.
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But his remark was revealing about a presidency rooted as much in personal gratification and a desire to spark outrage as a long-term ideological program.
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In 2017, Protzko had been looking at a huge dataset of 60 years worth of kids' test scores on a measure of patience and delaying gratification.
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The vocabulary can be ramped up a bit, the cluing can be made slightly more opaque, or the theme can delay that gratification you're looking for.
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When you visit a farm-to-table restaurant and order the wild-nettle sformato for thirty dollars, the line between social consciousness and self-gratification disappears.
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And perhaps it's an indication that the marshmallow experiment is not a great test of delay of gratification or some other underlying measure of self-control.
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The new paper, with a larger, more diverse sample and more rigorous methods found this: Delaying gratification at age 5 doesn't say much about your future.
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Fashion Month has come to a close, and it turns out the designers have offered up some instant gratification with outfits that serve as serious Halloween inspiration.
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It isn't making a leaner, blurrier or more gratification-delaying R&B — it gratifies from beginning to end — nor is it annexing hip-hop's beats or essences.
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"The reader is dead: long live consumer-driven content and the 'instant gratification' this affords," Watts writes in the piece entitled 'The Cult of the Noble Amateur.
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But the fantasy of winning the lottery is all about instant gratification, instant rewards and instant wealth, without enduring any of the hardship pursuing wealth actually requires.
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It's no secret that women generally tend to invest in a more conservative manner than men, resulting in long-term gains rather than volatile short-term gratification.
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It's important to point out that there's a big difference between deliberately seeking a massage that ends in sexual gratification, and accidentally experiencing one, Dr. Levkoff says.
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The idea is to help customers overcome cravings for instant gratification and stop being over optimistic about their health, which behavioural economists say lead to unhealthy lifestyles.
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Our critic notes that the public's appetite for spectacle and immediate gratification, whetted by digital sharing and shopping, is eroding the system of spring and fall collections.
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The action throughout the half-hour is entirely centered around a competition between Jerry, George, Kramer and Elaine to see who can go longest without self-gratification.
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I hope we're not witnessing this long-delayed gratification for G+M solely as a prelude to one of their deaths being imbued with some extra pathos.
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But Tumblr's fangirls and kink-focused communities gesture to a gentler, more emancipatory sexual politics—one that has much more to do with internal gratification than conformity.
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Too often, it seems like we are squandering our time checking devices, losing touch with fellow humans and cultivating bad habits in the pursuit of instant gratification.
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They have trained millions of customers to expect immediate gratification—buy a Zara dress in the afternoon, for example, and go dancing in it that same evening.
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And does that mean — perhaps to the gratification of people in this room - that he is also likely to break his promise on Social Security and Medicare?
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I definitely think we're living in a world or generation where we need constant gratification and adoration with Instagram and likes, and we base everything on attention.
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In an age of instant gratification, can even larger groups of young people be persuaded to be patient and pay extra for something of style and beauty?
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Financial psychologist and co-founder of the Financial Psychology Institute Dr. Brad Klontz says that this stems from our "animal brains," which are programmed for instant gratification.
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The charges will be brought under a section of the MACC Act which deals with the offence of using office or position for gratification, the agency said.
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That means much of the gratification is delayed, though most appointments will feature some in-season products that can be purchased and worn out of the store.
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In a culture that prides itself on instant gratification, saving for retirement can feel like the opposite of living your best life in the here and now.
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Cutting off your nose to spite your face may provide immediate gratification, but it tends to seem less prudent the next time you look in the mirror.
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"Some researchers argue that female sex offenders are motivated not just in terms of a sexual gratification, but by intimacy," says Gail Stern, a violence prevention educator.
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Related: Our Instant Gratification Obsession Gets a Group Show Facebook Photos and Collages Converge in Portraits of Digital Lives An Immersive Installation Turns Earth's Sounds into Psychedelics
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By the broader issue of men in general abusing positions of power to obtain sexual gratification is most certainly not a trivial issue or a private matter.
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If you don't like the idea of giving away money without instant gratification, maybe now's the time to order that tee or that tote you've been eyeing.
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This far more personal and academic tome focuses on the 1970s, when Weinberg himself used to trawl Manhattan's West Side piers for both sexual and artistic gratification.
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"I often see people with debt spending on luxury cars, vacations and exclusive experiences either for instant gratification or to impress people on social media," Deane says.
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As brick-and-mortar stores scramble to justify their continued existence, they're trying to be all things to all customers, to blend instant gratification and infinite selection.
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As if there were any doubt in my mind before, the profile setup process convinced me that we are far from the instant gratification world of Tinder.
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People close to Mr. Trump — who spoke anonymously to discuss sensitive matters — said he viewed the campaigns he had weighed in on mostly as opportunities for gratification.
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Amazon has designed the sleekest, most efficient consumer gratification interface ever devised: just a click on a screen or a command to Alexa and an item arrives.
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DANA CAIRNS WATSONLOS ANGELES To the Editor: In our world of instant gratification and a head-spinning news cycle, we forget that friendships take time to develop.
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Indeed, if you pay close attention at the moment you're sharing this kind of news on social media, you may observe a sequence of feelings: a positive feeling upon seeing the news, the subtle but palpable urge to spread it, and the feeling of gratification you get upon spreading it—a gratification that is deepened if this addition to the nation's discourse then gets a lot of retweets, shares, or likes.
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I often found myself forgoing quick-hit posts to Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook in favor of the delayed gratification of one big video, a year in the making.
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"I can't think of anything that hasn't been faked for emotional gratification, for satisfaction, or to counter boredom; it sounds so trivial, but people do it," he said.
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The larger problem here, James thinks, is a trend towards "a quick fix of ego" — that instant gratification a shopper gets from buying trendy items for very cheap.
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The idea is that by having an immediate hyperlocal presence in dense points of interest, the company can cut Last Mile inefficiency and cost while providing instant gratification.
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In Dolphin's, Ramirez's, Ford's and Swetnick's accounts, it does not appear that the abuse each woman says she experienced was directed primarily by a desire for sexual gratification.
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Headquarters: Menlo Park, CaliforniaYear founded: 2010Why it's revolutionary: In 2019, Instagram fully embraced its role as retail's new aspiration-to-gratification machine, adding an in-app checkout feature.
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Would the National Enquirer publish dirt about Bezos to make Amazon more vulnerable, or to give Trump the personal gratification of tweeting about the fall of "Jeff Bozo"?
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But Mr Frazier opted to carry on backing his labs and promised publicly to spend on R&D for the long term, not for the stockmarket's immediate gratification.
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To cater to grocery shoppers, Amazon is leaning more on its Prime membership program to entice customers used to the convenience of near-instant gratification and fast delivery.
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As it does, retailers big and small will have a choice: Cede to Amazon the customer wanting instant gratification or partner with these startups or others to compete.
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We learned that we could communicate well, were respectful of each other's time, and weren't just in it for the sexual gratification — although that was pretty nice too!
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Where the offence of upskirting is committed in order to obtain sexual gratification it can result in the most serious offenders being placed on the sex offenders register.
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" Wolff's best quote: "Perhaps not since the Tudors has palace intrigue been so corrosive and lethal, nor the king so volatile and so in need of instant gratification.
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Not only is the thirst never extinguished, but the search for the next hit of information or experience actually fuels a greater desire to find even more gratification.
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You don't tend to learn much, it's mostly done for immediate gratification, and you often end up with a bigger mess on your hands than when you started.
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Children who are willing to delay gratification in order to receive something greater down the road turn into adults who are willing and able to do the same.
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New York state law does not currently have legislation protecting victims who are physically abused without consent for sexual gratification when evidence of injury may not be visible.
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Instant gratification is a difficult force to overcome but frugal people realize that you can slow things down and save yourself a lot of money in the process.
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Cash said she and Catchings frequently discussed the gratification of watching a younger generation of players become more involved in the union and wanting to dictate their future.
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There was just enough for me to sink my teeth into before getting stumped, and the head-scratchers were conceived so well that finally finishing was true gratification.
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In addition to having a strong impulse to pull hair resulting in hair loss, individuals needed to experience tension prior to pulling and "gratification or relief" while pulling.
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When Unapologetic came out in 2012, Rihanna had released seven albums in eight years, which is prolific even in our culture of short attention spans and instant gratification.
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Tens of thousands of wannabe-badasses followed suit, either stretching their ears themselves with tapering jewelry, like Sheffroth, or getting instant gratification with a large gauge dermal punch.
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What I'm interested by is: how can you communicate that build up of intensity, so that you're not just seeing everything at once and having that instant gratification?
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Now that we're able to quickly find answers to virtually any query on the tiny computers in our pockets, the lack of instant gratification can drive us mad.
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But in a broad reordering of the $3.5 trillion retail industry, the companies that learned how to match the instant gratification of e-commerce are capturing more gains.
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There are a ton of money apps for children and teenagers, but I was hoping to find something to help him focus on developing patience and delaying gratification.
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Given my encounters at the Shack, however, future customers are in for serious gratification, and a lesson: Don't judge a restaurant by its cover, or even its interior.
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Real estate porn is pictures of real estate, used for instant gratification, without your having to buy the house, clean it or take care of all that furniture.
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Real estate porn is pictures of real estate, used for instant gratification, without your having to buy the house, clean it or take care of all that furniture.
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The reordering should come as no surprise to anyone who has enjoyed the instant gratification of receiving that book or garden hose within 24 hours of ordering it.
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"I determined for the gratification of public curiosity to commit his statements to writing, and publish them, with little or no variation, from his own words," he wrote.
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And like Lily, Marie too trades on men's desires — and her own — to eke out gratification from fleeting pleasures, as a distraction from the grim reality of poverty.
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In the study linking delay of gratification to SAT scores, the researchers acknowledged the possibility that with a bigger sample size, the magnitude of their correlation could decrease.
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Challenge, competition and immediate gratification (the "achievement-dopamine cycle") — seminal elements of every video game you've ever played — are deployed for the purpose of educating, sourcing and filtering candidates.
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The shift to delayed gratification has been seen as a step backward, with the scenes certainly serving no mechanical purpose in the game beyond potentially hiding awkward loading times.
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"I think that what draws the kids to video games is the chance to get (easy) gratification in a virtual world, where they dive deeper and deeper," Macotta said.
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And if you're concerned that self-absorption, immediate gratification, and lack of empathy seem to be the prevailing characteristics of today's digital kids, these movies are the perfect solution.
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For Edge, it was also important that the premise of bad timing not wear too thin — viewers can put off gratification but need to know the story is progressing.
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These kinds of transactions are what got the ball rolling for him when he was 14, and the instant gratification and rush of getting something good fueled his addiction.
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But her thinking quickly changed: The gratification of telling a computer what to do, and seeing it respond to her commands, proved no match for other weekend evening plans.
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The leaders of our new economy — like the vast majority of society — value convenience and short-term gratification over the security and privacy of consumer, employee and corporate data.
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Still, that's low enough to stymie financial educators as they try to convince children that they should put off instant gratification and save at least some of their allowances.
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This bill would effectively strip the platforms of these addictive design practices and instant (but empty) gratification features to minimize the believed psychological toll it's taking on its users.
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A disgraced Ohio divorce attorney who authorities say hypnotized several of his female clients for his own sexual gratification was sentenced Monday to 12 years in prison, PEOPLE confirms.
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Sexual arousal can give people "tunnel vision," much in the same way that being hungry or thirsty does — causing them to think only of satisfying their need for gratification.
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If I'd gotten to the root of my emotional pain sooner, I may have found healthier ways to feel complete, instead of Band-Aiding the situation with instant gratification.
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Akindele was convicted after pleading guilty to four criminal charges, including demanding gratification from a student and sexual coercion of a student, according to court documents seen by CNN.
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The substantial pleasures of the movie are supplemented by the gratification of seeing an emerging talent with concerns far outside the conventional indie realm asserting himself with such authority.
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The challenge for me is to be patient because I want instant gratification, instant results, and I've got to be patient and just kind of let it keep building.
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On the evil side, we have the germaphobic dictator King Koopa (Dennis Hopper), a power-crazed egotist who wants to use the same girl for his own personal gratification.
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It's those periods between desire and gratification – via any number of bruises, flirtations, disappointments and mediocrities – that make supporting a genuinely shit football team a unique form of torture.
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Image via Wikimedia Commons Today in delayed gratification, Texas post-hardcore visionaries At the Drive-In have not only announced a new album(!) but also released a new song(
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You know, there actually is some extraordinary gratification in the painstaking process of checking every possible fill for a corner until the right one just finally clicks into place.
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This is the area of the brain that lets us make decisions and develop our capacity for delayed gratification, as well as the capacity to think things through logically.
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It'll give you immediate gratification and when this is all over and we can finally be within six feet of each other again, your friends can enjoy it too.
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There is much gratification and practical use to be had through the sliding, tapping and clicking that we all do incessantly, bathed in the encouraging glow of our screens.
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But will a kid pass up a yummy snack altogether — not just delaying gratification but forgoing it entirely — if there's a stranger nearby who seems to want the snack?
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To gain further perspective, we should remember that teenagers (and adults) sometimes find gratification in imagining — out loud, in writing, or with friends — deeds they would never actually do.
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While it can seem like a quasi-divine bolt from the blue, fellows described the gratification of knowing that the world — and especially their peers — has been paying attention.
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But most of the time, she goes overboard and seems like she is receiving way too much gratification getting headlines and television time for her stern and condescending lectures.
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The entire production was, in short, classic Trump — an overhyped, self-aggrandizing display aimed at focusing the spotlight on himself for reasons of both personal gratification and political expedience.
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Each represents a developer's bet that an instant-gratification billionaire is willing to pay more for it than almost anyone else has ever paid for a personal residence before.
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"To me, this indicates that men are willing to overlook language and behavior they find to be toxic or problematic in order to achieve sexual gratification," Miller told Broadly.
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And like Manson, Russell surrounds himself mostly with young girls he can use for sex — for his own gratification, and to trade to other men as a bargaining chip.
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A central part of the gratification Pokémon Go players experience is akin to the old-fashioned games we used to play, where people would go outside and interact more socially.
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"In the big time money-making sports like football and basketball, the young players think it's all about stuff -- they think it's about material accumulation and physical gratification," he said.
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Previous research has illustrated that delayed gratification — it takes time to get that light right and snap the perfect, FOMO-inducing, Instagram-worthy, shot — might be the key factor here.
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"She was entrusted with the care of the children and students and threw it away for her own sexual gratification," the father had said in court, according to the newspaper.
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All 36 counts are third-degree felonies and are defined as sexual contact with a person under the age of 13 and touching erogenous zones for sexual gratification, Fornshell said.
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Why would consumers shop with a smaller brand when Walmart is offering them instant gratification via online orders that they can pick up from kiosks while they're out-and-about?
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As Scientific American reports, the researchers defined "obsessive sexual passion" as having an urgent feeling of sex as a goal, thereby being compelled towards immediate gratification and narrower sexual goals.
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"Often, a lot of the sex scenes are about gratification, stealing moments with each other, and with certain people it happens in the brothels or it's been rape," Emmanuel explained.
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"I am satisfied that there was no evidence to show that the donation was a form of gratification given corruptly," Mr. Apandi said in a statement released by his office.
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Women who save up for fridges and men who do so for renovated floors might be better at delaying their gratification (or have their hands already full during leisure time).
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But for politicians who want good headlines and cable news anchors who yearn to report results, it was the worst-case scenario: a slight delay in receiving coveted instant gratification.
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The sprawling storyline has pushed off gratification for way too long at this point to expect anyone to wait much longer, and I for one am sick of the characters.
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Some Catholics, the authors implied, were lining up with the nastiest strains of Protestantism, including a "prosperity Gospel" which had replaced the older Protestant ideals of thrift and deferred gratification.
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"I kept telling myself, instead of getting negative, that there was going to be some sort of delayed gratification, that something bigger was in store down the road," she says.
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From a strategic point of view, Facebook and other companies should focus on which part of their service can deliver immediate gratification and financial or lifestyle benefits to a user.
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Just over half thought that children would have become worse at delaying gratification—perhaps thinking about a plethora of recent of studies into the supposedly deleterious effects of modern technology.
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Despite record jackpots, millennials used to the almost-instant gratification of online games and social media are put off by having to wait for the drawing of a winning ticket.
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"Sheet masks can provide an instant gratification, because they are often made with high concentrations of moisturizing ingredients," says Dr. Chiu, who recommends looking for hydrating masks with hyaluronic acid.
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But all around baseball, and especially with the Mets, we see the immediate gratification of a splashy contract turn into a crippling, painful slog for the team and its fans.
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And yeah, it's not the same instant gratification as buying a new pair of boots, but with some careful planning, you can save for the future and have some fun.
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The act is depicted discreetly through a series of cut-away shots to suggest that the protagonist is deriving sexual gratification, and is therefore contained within the M18 Classification Guidelines.
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And by delaying the gratification stimulated by the desire, scientists could actually break the association between the action that produced the chemical for "desire" and the object of that desire.
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Over the years this instant gratification at the retail level has evolved from free 2-3 day delivery to free same-day delivery of things like air mattresses and clothes.
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This is when people tend to make the biggest mistakes that halt their healing, like stalking their ex on social media and trying to find instant gratification from dating apps.
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From the employer's perspective, instant payment for a day's work has the potential to motivate employees to work longer hours — after all, instant financial gratification is a powerful productivity incentive.
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One example: A Cookie Monster cartoon about the concept of delayed gratification - which involved waiting for an apple pie to bake - did not make much sense in the Chinese diet.
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He discusses race and poverty with Donald Link in New Orleans and the compromises that come with cooking in America's culture of instant gratification with Dominique Crenn in San Francisco.
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People here want instant gratification when it comes to food, and they are willing to spend upwards of $100 just to stuff and drink themselves silly for a few hours.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — One of my favorite types of gratification felt when solving a puzzle is getting a genius joke that a constructor came up with to use in a grid.
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But in this era of instant gratification, she's a throwback to yesteryear, only showing up when the lights are brightest, when the stage is biggest, when the stakes are highest.
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The Trump cabinet is worth trashing on so many important levels that it does seem unfair to judge the members simply on the basis of stupid moves of self-gratification.
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For ego gratification, Trump has struck gold — or Goldman Sachs — with his appointment of Wall Street hedge fund guy and cable TV diva Anthony Scaramucci as White House communications director.
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"There are few violations of trust worse than when a doctor takes advantage of a child in the exam room for his own sexual gratification," US Attorney Jason Dunn said.
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Since Uber launched a decade ago, a long list of startups and some established tech companies like Amazon have invested heavily to deliver the promise of instant gratification to consumers.
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In the classic "marshmallow test, " it was proven that people who had the capability to delay gratification attained higher success levels than those who could not overcome their immediate desires.
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If you're disciplined enough to resist the instant gratification of fast food and make some damn burgers at home, you might as well fully commit and make your own condiments.
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Each time a level advances, the challenge is revived and thus the crave is renewed and the desire to continue receiving those fresh doses of gratification causes us to continue playing.
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The Piper kit is decidedly do-it-yourself (DIY), which is not what one would expect in the modern age of instant tech gratification — but it's exactly what its creators intend.
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It is a primer for parents as well, about basic things like debt and delayed gratification and compound interest, so they don't feel like they are giving kids the wrong information.
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Climate change is usually brushed aside in presidential elections because we are myopic creatures who seek immediate gratification but Democratic candidates are focused on making the issue central to the race.
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Pacquiao saga was a lesson in delayed gratification so severe that the fight itself never could have lived up to the hype, but Mayweather had exacted his long game to perfection.
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All you have to do is click on the shopping tags in the shoppable images below to shop eBay's top rated sellers offering instant gratification with the Buy It Now option.
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The waiting encourages patience, which is kind of an anti-thesis to our instant-gratification mindset, especially when we post to social media and the likes and comments are nearly instantaneous.
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The civil lawsuit filed Monday in Los Angeles alleges Dr. George Tyndall forced the plaintiffs to strip naked and groped them under the guise of medical treatment for his sexual gratification.
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Citi wants to help make consumers' rewards redemption experience as positive as possible by providing "instant gratification on enabling you to use those points for exactly what you want," Hines said.
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" His M.O. is to "watch, stalk, and hunt down the victim relentlessly as part of his foreplay" and then kill them in "blitz-type knife attacks" — all for his "psychosexual gratification.
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In a world of instant gratification, caffeinated drinks, permanent connectivity, fast-paced walking et al,there's something rewarding about waiting and allowing the clock to run its sweet and slow course.
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The first is with brilliant Uranus at 5:01 PM, bringing us some unexpected surprises, and the second is with serious Saturn at 5:06 PM—don't count on instant gratification.
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One famous study that looked at delayed gratification in children found that those children who were better at resisting the immediate rewards were more successful as adults, both occupationally and socially.
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Specifically, feeling disgusted (both physically and morally) was the single biggest predictor of experiencing regret, followed by low gratification and sexual incompetence, health and reputational concerns, and not taking the initiative.
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Since the New Deal, we've built a huge social service state, even as the values on which a healthy society depends — thrift, sobriety, deferred gratification, personal honesty—too often elude us.
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"This need for that dopamine, that need for instant gratification, I think it raises enormous questions — disqualifying questions — about both of them as potential leaders or actual leaders," Mr. Bruni says.
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We live in an era of instant gratification, one in which consumers can personally tweet at the CEO of Starbucks that this morning's foamy whip fell short of their pillowy expectations.
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"Sometimes we get focused on desires right in front of us and justify immediate gratification for sacrificing something that may be more beneficial to you in the long term," she said.
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Lui, Rameau, is the louder voice in the dialogue, speaking up unapologetically for the view that there is nothing in life worth pursuing except immediate physical gratification: food, sex, even defecation.
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The students, delighted, offered a chorus of explanations: such images combined the instant gratification of the selfie with the pleasure of a physical object that could be pinned on a wall.
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Crushing is where people film themselves or others harming animals for sexual gratification, and creepshots are close-up and often revealing photos of women taken in public, typically without their consent.
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"What we try to do with our players is be very technical about the things that they did well and get them positive self-gratification with those things," Saban said recently.
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Musicians aren't exempt from the gamified, instant-gratification metrics that keep users on social media, and the narcissism that often goes with being a performer might make them even more susceptible.
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The law currently says that slaps, shoves or kicks qualify as harassment only if the offender intends to "alarm" or "annoy" the victim, but not when the motive is sexual gratification.
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Instant Gratification A khaki jacket in a light cotton or linen has long been a staple in the closets of men and women — traditionally worn on exotic journeys to tropical locales.
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Like most people who've made it through medical training—with its early mornings and its long shifts when your friends are partying—I had an established track record of delaying gratification.
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Trump has also expressed interest in continuing to hold large rallies as he did throughout the campaign for "the instant gratification and adulation that the cheering crowds provide," the Times wrote.
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These character strengths — "perseverance, industriousness, grit, resilience, curiosity, application" and "self-control, future orientation, self-discipline, impulse control, delay of gratification" — make significant contributions to success in adulthood and upward mobility.
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Instead, rape is often depicted in manga comics and pornography as an extension of sexual gratification, in a culture in which such material is often an important channel of sex education.
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For this reason, it exists apart, in an antediluvian alternate universe where the objects come first and are made to last forever — a deliberate rejection of the culture of instant gratification.
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Mr. Derlyatka said the app aims to overcome our human tendency to choose immediate gratification — like doughnuts or binge-watching videos — over activities like daily exercise that offer long-term benefits.
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While they offer a white glove experience and the instant gratification of being able to take your kicks home that day, often the prices add a premium to the existing premium.
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When they return to that groove in the chorus, which comes well after the midway point, that delayed gratification pays off, and Schwarzenbach's yelps of "I want you" become endlessly fulfilling.
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As someone that suffers from chronic eczema and spends a disproportionate amount of time in contact with poison oak, I'm something of a connoisseur of scratching and its unique, fleeting gratification.
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Of course, the throwing of Pokéballs was similarly unsophisticated, but the bar for gratification was lower there as successfully mimicking tossing was far easier that recreating the otherworldly action of spell-casting.
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It is difficult to stabilize prices in a world where people would rather play the market and get instant gratification by re-selling their coins for as high a price as possible.
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" Fox News reports that Burns characterized the incident as "something stupid that kids do that shouldn't have been done," but added "it wasn't done for sexual gratification or really sexual in nature.
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So rather than experience the instant gratification of winning a prize, kids can borrow their parents' phone, download a special app, then scan the code inside and play a baseball-themed game.
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Negan can pretend he's not "rapey" like Davey, but capitalizing on women's weaknesses for personal and sexual gratification during violent times is just as "unacceptable" as anything the dead guy was planning.
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Street style slideshows are great for inspiration, but they don't do much for immediate gratification: As much as it'd be nice to don all designer, all the time, our wallets severely disagree.
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There is little choice, he argues, but to let go of the ego gratification of posterity in our era of transience, quicksilver tastes and the dearth of support for ambitious public development.
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"For me, I would say it's because I'm a millennial, because I like instant gratification, and within eight to10 weeks I get to see basements transformed into a livable space," said Monserrate.
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The obvious, burning question is whether these votes are outliers — or a sign that Republican lawmakers are rethinking their blind loyalty to a president who routinely confuses public service with personal gratification.
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Quite simply, China grew out of poverty using a strategy of hard work, delayed gratification, smart investments in infrastructure and education and big investments in research and manufacturing the innovations of others.
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Stores that have learned how to match the ease and instant gratification of e-commerce shopping are flourishing, while those that have failed to evolve are in bankruptcy or on the brink.
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Setting up shop next door to an $21625-trillion market, nearly one-third of the world's total consumer spending, saves money and time as businesses cater to today's thirst for immediate gratification.
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The problem is that, to those outside the family who reside in a world where morality is relative, attention spans limited and gratification instant, golf doesn't come across as quirky, just crazy.
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More recently, across two studies with nearly 400 participants in relationships, those who place more value on the friendship aspect of their relationship also report more commitment, more love and greater sexual gratification.
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"I am satisfied that there was no evidence to show that the donation was a form of gratification given corruptly," Apandi said in an official statement, as reported by the New York Times.
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While the idea of sex therapy often conjures up images of men compulsively seeking gratification a la Michael Fassbender in Shame, Louie also treats the opposite—those who aren't having sex at all.
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For instance, I recently wrote about a replication effort of the famous "marshmallow test" studies, which originally showed that the ability to delay gratification early in life is correlated with success later on.
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Our thought bubble: Successful subscription models are able to sidestep the traffic trap of covering easy-gratification topics for clicks by reaching audiences in more intentional consumption environments — newsletters, magazines and streaming services.
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Instead, she says, people need to exercise a little self-control, and be willing to delay the instant gratification that comes with every text, tap, and swipe, if only for a few seconds.
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The film, which comes from stuntman–turned–John Wick director David Leitch, could really bring the country together in appreciation of the straightforward gratification of cool clothes, pretty people, and breathtakingly choreographed violence.
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It hinges on this idea that we used to be more oxytocin- and serotonin- based...and we've transitioned into this very quick fix dopamine- and endorphin-based society where we want instant gratification.
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I have a vibe-loving friend who rejoices in the "instant gratification" her toy gives her and who doesn't feel it has held her back from any sexual experiences she'd like to have.
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Related: Road Trip into a VR-Triggered Wasteland in These Vivid Sci-Fi Paintings Our Instant Gratification Obsession Gets a Group Show Bitforms Gallery Celebrates 15 Years with a Retrospective in San Francisco
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The documentary series shows how he used his position as an industry superstar and gatekeeper, as well as the girls' aspirations, to bring them under his control for his sexual and psychological gratification.
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He analyzed 50 years of replications of the iconic marshmallow study and concluded that children, generation after generation, are growing increasingly better at delaying gratification, an established predictor of success down the line.
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The fashion industry's 21st-century audience, raised in an era of oversharing and immediate gratification, cares less about a finished collection or campaign or cover than about what went on behind the scenes.
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Transgender women are often fetishized in mainstream porn — they are depicted as the objects of sexual gratification and don't see themselves on film having loving, everyday sexual acts that feel familiar and relatable.
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Shawn Rech, the co-director of the true-crime documentary A Murder in the Park, argues the high-profile gangsters of our era are prone to selling themselves out for short-term gratification.
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For three seasons, "Better Call Saul" has been an exercise in narrative delayed gratification: saving itself, postponing consummation, keeping its two story lines — fated to someday converge — apart for as long as possible.
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The civil lawsuit filed Monday, May 21 in Los Angeles alleges Dr. George Tyndall forced the plaintiffs to strip naked and groped them under the guise of medical treatment for his sexual gratification.
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Having had the chance to fantasize about the short-term gratification that would come with posting an unflattering image of the supposed friend usually helps clear the way toward formulating a pillar response.
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Even in such cases, images are shared for a variety of reasons other than revenge — to make money, for notoriety, for a "laugh," for sexual gratification, or for no real reason at all.
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In our era of instant gratification, 25G will make augmented reality and virtual reality experiences in real time so whether we are gaming, exploring or shopping, everything will feel more dynamic and instantaneous.
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A generation that includes his daughter, who recently received her first Audemars Piguet on her 20th birthday, and who is accustomed to plentiful choice and immediate gratification at the touch of a finger.
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But the article also helped expand my understanding of what I see as the surrender and dissipation of our national character and culture to superficial sensation over more rational and emotionally complex gratification.
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In a world of instant gratification, it's difficult not to overshare the sights and sounds with one's followers and friends, especially as brand new couture passes in front of you on the catwalk.
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Recently, I wrote about the "marshmallow test," a series of studies from the early '90s that suggested the ability to delay gratification at a young age is correlated with success later in life.
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"Mischel has consistently found that the crucial factor in delaying gratification is the ability to change your perception of the object or action you want to resist," the New Yorker reported in 2014.
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The only difference now is that he's spent the last twelve months positing himself as the world's largest source of sharable content, and Views has very little to offer by way of instant gratification.
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" In Alabama, "deviate sexual intercourse" is defined as "Any act of sexual gratification between persons not married to each other involving the sex organs of one person and the mouth or anus of another.
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From Lloyd-George's desire for his pound of flesh to France's urge to utterly defeat an already crushed enemy, the horrific consequences of Versailles greatly outweighed any immediate personal gratification or domestic political success.
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They pervert the idea of the valentine; for, instead of being love missives, or tending to afford gratification, they are too often sent out of spite, to carry anger or annoyance to the receiver.
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With strong supporting performances from Holly Hunter and Ray Romano as Emily's parents, it provided the kind of "I laughed, I cried" gratification that studio films have largely abdicated in pursuit of franchise bombast.
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Tyndall routinely made crude comments, took inappropriate photos and forced plaintiffs to strip naked and groped them under the guise of medical treatment for his "sexual gratification," according to civil lawsuits filed this week.
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It's just another blunt promoter of the pickup-artist stereotypes that say women are predictable objects that can be mechanically manipulated, and the only point of interacting with them is for immediate sexual gratification.
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It's not all that out of character for Nintendo to delay the hell out of the instant gratification its customers want, but the Switch has had a particularly stuttered content rollout since its launch.
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The most famously Tracy Flick-ish woman in America is Hillary, who like Melania has shown a single-minded discipline and superhuman levels of delayed gratification—every action in service of an ultimate ambition.
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Some people think that posting on social media and signing online petitions (both of which are totally valuable, by the way) are merely ways to feel the gratification of advocacy without physically doing anything.
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"The child victim was repeatedly abused over at least a seven- to eight-year period by a group of criminals who cared only about their gratification," AG Shapiro said at a recent news conference.
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In the nineteen-eighties, Butler excoriated same-sex desire; he wrote, for instance, that bisexuality was "sense gratification" run amok, and warned that the logical conclusion of such hedonistic conduct was pedophilia and bestiality.
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"The lipstick effect, which indicates consumers spend more on low-ticket luxury and instant gratification items during a crisis, could be at play here," said Gnanasundaram Saminathan, a research analyst at Spark Capital Advisors.
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Consumers who have come to expect near-instant gratification and thoughtful UX design from tech products like Uber and Snapchat are now getting that same level of convenience and personalization from their consumer products.
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It's the hyperbole of Coachella's collective id, distilled into a frenetic goo of dubstep mash-ups and selfie sticks, scraped from the overcooked remains of mainstream festival culture's takeover, and repackaged as instant gratification.
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"I love the instant gratification you get from peeling off the film and getting a 20" x 24" image immediately," she said of her process, going on to lament the disappearance of the medium.
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This can also be tricky, given we are typically geared toward instant gratification and struggle to connect the immediate rewards of pleasurable items such as food, alcohol and cigarettes, with their long-term consequences.
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But the resources and technology of the future it depicts appear to be devoted primarily to the pursuit of sexual gratification and exploitation, in milieus that recall 1970s Times Square and contemporary Las Vegas.
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In the segment's highlight, or lowlight, Mr. Cohen gets Mr. Roberts to bite on a, um, toy used for sexual gratification by telling him that it is a proven tactic for stopping a terrorist.
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Since the campaign, the rallies have offered Mr. Trump instant gratification, reassurance and, perhaps most important, an opportunity to wrest back control of a narrative he has felt strayed too far away from him.
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For millennials who are accustomed to instant gratification and spend more time at home than other generations, home workouts are an appealing way to get active, connect with like-minded individuals and save money.
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Granted, it's not the kind of thing you pull out for immediate gratification, but if you're hankering for a pie and don't want to do all the work at once, this is the ticket.
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In mimicking social media's drive for instant gratification, "Don't Be Evil" works hard to entertain, but the result is as vapid and as exhausting as the online muck Mr. Voges holds up to scrutiny.
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Idealization and optimism are the dominant notes of the worlds of entertainment and consumerism in which we all are engulfed, realms that can seemingly assimilate just about any experience into a type of gratification.
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It's nice to imagine that Michael liked me the most, but even if that were true, I'm not sure what it counts for in a dating scene of instant gratification with seemingly unlimited choice.
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Sure, it's convenient, versatile (you can find every flavor imaginable), and satisfies our need for instant gratification, but it's also a massive contributor to the unnecessary single-use plastics that are polluting our planet.
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The proprietor, Decio Raddi, whose grandmother founded the place, showed me to my table overlooking the water, where I settled in for what I knew would be a full afternoon of maritime self-gratification.
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Caplan notes that a politician clever enough to worry about his constituents' future happiness as well as their present gratification might be motivated to give them better policies than they know to ask for.
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As an Aries Saturn, you're inclined to want instant gratification—but the ringed planet only gives rewards after you've passed all of the tests, making it hard to feel fulfilled until you've cultivated patience.
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"The findings of that study were never intended to be prescriptions for an application," Yuichi Shoda, a co-author on the 21 paper linking delay of gratification to SAT scores, says in an email.
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If you've used it, Amazon's same-day delivery service can seem like magic: all the convenience of shopping online, plus the instant gratification of getting whatever you want by the end of the day.
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Horror movies have long revolved around sexualized assaults on scantily-clad women, whose murders are easily read as metaphors for rape—penetrated over and over by phallic knives for the gratification of the male villain.
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"The long-term growth outlook is upbeat, as Amazon slowly takes away traditional retail's last competitive advantage - instant gratification - and rides the AWS cloud secular growth theme," said Gene Munster, an analyst at Piper Jaffray.
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While the immediate gratification may provide that dopamine hit that drives us (and our teens) back to our devices again and again, some research has suggested the long-term impact could actually be quite negative.
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The lawsuit, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina, alleges the officer groped the plaintiff's groin for both personal gratification and to "humiliate, dominate, and control" her, CNN reported.
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"Millennials want instant gratification, they want and get it with travel (Uber), takeaway (Deliveroo) and retail (Amazon same day delivery), but they are yet to get it with work," says Gig co-founder Antony Woodcock.
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Based on posts to the Tumblog and early videos that were uploaded directly to Tumblr's servers, it seems like Boots21 and BM225C's are the same person, and someone who kills live animals for sexual gratification.
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Studies have linked social media with approval-seeking behavior, and the instant gratification of having thousands of people agree with you — and perhaps, a brush with viral Internet fame — are reasons that can't be ignored.
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Plus, the prices are hard to beat, and since we millennials love instant gratification, that whole one-click check out, extra-fast shipping thing moves this retailer right to the top of our shopping list.
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And you take away not only the gratification of having them do it themselves, but you take away the self sufficiency and the security they'll have from knowing they can do it on their own.
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In February 2016, we began speculating about what that buzzy, instant-gratification approach would mean for both the calendar and for editors covering new collections; by September, more brands had joined the consumer-facing wave.
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Instead what we saw this election was the opposite: cultural figures on the left performing protests against Trump that had no impact at all and that appeared to have no purpose other than self-gratification.
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This all leads to two weeks in Buenos Aires, or a similar destination, with that cash and time going towards a trip that promises the kind of soul-deep gratification traditionally sought from home life.
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Dr. Carmen Chinea, the chief medical officer of the Hudson River health center, said that participants would not receive instant gratification, but could eventually receive "more precise treatments" for conditions including diabetes, cancer and depression.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "A Stern Message to North Korea" (editorial, March 3): Once again the Security Council has had its moment of self-gratification by voting unanimously for stringent sanctions against North Korea.
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In 2015, Merritt founded the American Black Cross charity initiative, in part, because helping folks like needy Hurricane Harvey victims offers more instant gratification than waiting years for police-related court cases to play out.
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"A Pearl" typifies how Mitski's refusal of instant gratification, evident in her reluctance to repeat hooks and choruses, disguises quieter, sneakier pleasures — the fascination of staring at musical puzzles and seeing your own discontent reflected.
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Watching him tell a roomful of reporters what he must do "in order to achieve sexual gratification," seeming to re-evaluate how far to take his confession several times per sentence, is a consummate pleasure.
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Increasingly, it seems, there is something unbearably precious about writing novels that cannot be read — an act of delayed gratification that can have no real payoff because it has no real stakes, only symbolic ones.
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The Nets, seeking instant gratification under their new owner, Mikhail D. Prokhorov, agreed to part with No. 1 picks in 2014, 2016 and 2018, along with the right to swap No. 1 picks in 2017.
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President Donald Trump is obsessed with hunting down big name terrorist targets for "immediate gratification" and tends to ignore "substance, impact, and consequences," Douglas London, a former senior CIA counterterrorism officer, wrote in Just Security.
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For the past few months, your commitments concerning your home and family life have been under review as taskmaster Saturn has been retrograde, marking a period of delayed gratification and delays on the home front.
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Presumably, this is because said pig has been too busy doling out gratification to even consider being cut up, cooked, and served alongside Nicole O'Brien's excellent, simple fare, at this new restaurant in Washington Heights.
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A day before she appeared in court in Thailand Thursday on charges related to allegedly organizing an illegal "secret society" dedicated to sexual gratification, Anastasia Vashukevich, 28, sent comments exclusively to VICE News from jail.
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In an article in 1975 for The Times, "Live Composers, Dead Audiences," he pondered the difficulties that the visual, instant-gratification age presented for modern composers, whose works take time and repeated listenings to appreciate.
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"If you're a policy maker and you are not talking about core psychological traits like delayed gratification skills, then you're just dancing around with proxy issues," the New York Times's David Brooks wrote in 22018.
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The waste caused by packaging is a symptom of our addiction to convenience and immediate gratification, attained at the expense of the trees cut down for boxes, petroleum processed for tape, and energy spent for transportation.
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And Desire Obtain Cherish only reinforced the critique of instant gratification and almost criminal abundance with two works made with his signature arrays of pill gel caps, which depict beautiful flowery scenes of chemical-induced happiness.
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The new legislation means that individuals convicted of photographing or videoing underneath a person's clothing without their knowledge for the purpose of sexual gratification or causing humiliation or distress face up to two years in prison.
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Since we have been raised in an age where texts and messages can be sent in the blink of an eye, we are less patient than other generations because we are used to having instant gratification.
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People might want to have sex with an ex for any number of reasons, including sexual gratification, comfort and security, emotional closure, or because they secretly (or not so secretly) want to woo their ex back.
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By prioritizing sensory pleasure and emotional release over instant gratification, tantric principles frame sex as spiritual act, one that will make you feel more aware of your own body, both in and out of the bedroom.
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"As a public official, which is prime minister and minister of finance, used your position for self gratification (for a) total of 42 million ringgit," Attorney General Tommy said referring to the abuse of power charge.
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"The judge added: "In my view, the intention to obtain gratification, in this case, could be easily inferred from the circumstances, given the failure of the accused to avoid conflict of interest position at cabinet meetings.
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Scripts featured Cookie learning multiple ways to delay gratification—singing, playing with a toy to shift his attention from the desired cookie, and using his imagination and pretend that the cookie is really a stinky fish.
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The show premieres in the U.S. on Ovation in October, according to Deadline, so if you've been looking to watch some "so-called sex scenes" on TV, you'll have to deal with some delayed, er, gratification.
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Consistent instant gratification is provided by the soundtrack, which ranges from Led Zeppelin to the Spinners to pop relics like David Essex ("Rock On"!), with more contemporary interjections by Chris Difford and Glenn Tilbrook of Squeeze.
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Shocking images have ruled since the early days of web video, but social media has accelerated the pace at which we consume them, encouraging the clips that provide instant gratification without the need for aural context.
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Mr. Hekkert said that he believed that in the last five to 10 years, the Western world consumerist reliance on instant gratification — the belief that buying new shiny stuff made us happy — was losing its luster.
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When at the end you learn that you were being told this boy's story as a spur to your own potentially amazing one, the surprise and the gratification outweigh any sense of a lesson being taught.
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It leads some politicians down the wrong path by thinking that images must pass a threshold of obscenity before being unlawful, or that the perpetrator must be acting for purposes of sexual gratification to be criminalized.
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The second debate produced a swift succession of indelible images that lit up the internet: A snapshot of Mr. Trump clutching his debate chair with a look of seeming sexual gratification; Mr. Trump looming behind Mrs.
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To those parents who are not able to buy the toy in time, Dr. Deborah Gilboa, a family physician in Pittsburgh and a parenting and youth development expert, said: "It's a great lesson in delayed gratification."
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He opened the White House door wide to unmoored and unserious people, most recently Anthony Scaramucci, who, during his nanosecond as communications director, disparaged Bannon as someone engaged primarily in a limber act of self-gratification.
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The exquisite design of many of the titles below is a good reminder that, in this age of instant gratification, there's something deeply satisfying about a story that can transmit its magic as a physical book.
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