Research around Marshmallow Experiment - Phase1
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Video Title: "Understanding Early Childhood
Video Title: "Understanding Early Childhood Delayed Gratification - Marshmallow Experiment Case Study"
Video Description: Welcome to our research exploration of the intriguing world of early childhood development and delayed gratification. In this video, we delve into the first part of our exciting Marshmallow Experiment case study, aimed at uncovering the fascinating relationship between delayed gratification and achieving milestones during the formative years of a child.
🔍 Research Background: Our journey begins with the renowned Stanford marshmallow experiment conducted in 1972 by psychologist Walter Mischel. We've taken inspiration from this groundbreaking study to investigate how the ability to delay gratification in children might be connected to their proactive efforts in reaching significant milestones.
🍬 Experiment Overview: We introduce two delightful children in their early years, and we offer them a choice: a small, immediate reward (chocolate, their favourite!) or the promise of an additional reward if they can wait for just three days. The chocolates are easily accessible to them, making the challenge all the more tempting.
🤔 Research Question: Do children in their early years have the capacity to delay gratification? And if so, how might this correlate with their achievement of early milestones?
📊 Research Outcome: Our initial findings are both exciting and thought-provoking. Both participants in our case study demonstrated the ability to delay gratification as instructed. This suggests that even at such a young age, children possess the self-control and patience to wait for a more substantial reward.
Join us as we delve into the details of this first part of our research, discussing the methodology, the children's reactions, the significance of the findings, and the potential implications for their future success.
🔮 Future Insights: This is just the beginning! We're on a mission to unlock the secrets of early childhood development and its impact on lifelong achievements. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to explore the fascinating world of delayed gratification and its role in shaping our young learners.
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to spread knowledge. Together, let's unravel the mysteries of childhood development and empower our children for a brighter future!
About SpacECE
SPACE is an initiative by Indian Educationist couple, Aparna and Sachin, who have dedicated a decade to understanding the needs of children and experimenting with various educational approaches. Both are trying to share their learnings during this interesting journey through their Website, Facebook page, YouTube channel, and other means.
Visit our Website: https://mstalkse.spacece.co/
Facebook Page: Facebook: SpacECE
Instagram: Instagram: spac.ece
For any queries or discussion contact us on +91-9096-305-648
#meritcentre #spacece #meritspacetalkseries #sachinmohite #aparnachaudhari #pune #ngo #ngoindia #ngoind #talkseries #talkseriesforparents #talkseriesforkids
Video Description: Welcome to our research exploration of the intriguing world of early childhood development and delayed gratification. In this video, we delve into the first part of our exciting Marshmallow Experiment case study, aimed at uncovering the fascinating relationship between delayed gratification and achieving milestones during the formative years of a child.
🔍 Research Background: Our journey begins with the renowned Stanford marshmallow experiment conducted in 1972 by psychologist Walter Mischel. We've taken inspiration from this groundbreaking study to investigate how the ability to delay gratification in children might be connected to their proactive efforts in reaching significant milestones.
🍬 Experiment Overview: We introduce two delightful children in their early years, and we offer them a choice: a small, immediate reward (chocolate, their favourite!) or the promise of an additional reward if they can wait for just three days. The chocolates are easily accessible to them, making the challenge all the more tempting.
🤔 Research Question: Do children in their early years have the capacity to delay gratification? And if so, how might this correlate with their achievement of early milestones?
📊 Research Outcome: Our initial findings are both exciting and thought-provoking. Both participants in our case study demonstrated the ability to delay gratification as instructed. This suggests that even at such a young age, children possess the self-control and patience to wait for a more substantial reward.
Join us as we delve into the details of this first part of our research, discussing the methodology, the children's reactions, the significance of the findings, and the potential implications for their future success.
🔮 Future Insights: This is just the beginning! We're on a mission to unlock the secrets of early childhood development and its impact on lifelong achievements. Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to explore the fascinating world of delayed gratification and its role in shaping our young learners.
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to spread knowledge. Together, let's unravel the mysteries of childhood development and empower our children for a brighter future!
About SpacECE
SPACE is an initiative by Indian Educationist couple, Aparna and Sachin, who have dedicated a decade to understanding the needs of children and experimenting with various educational approaches. Both are trying to share their learnings during this interesting journey through their Website, Facebook page, YouTube channel, and other means.
Visit our Website: https://mstalkse.spacece.co/
Facebook Page: Facebook: SpacECE
Instagram: Instagram: spac.ece
For any queries or discussion contact us on +91-9096-305-648
#meritcentre #spacece #meritspacetalkseries #sachinmohite #aparnachaudhari #pune #ngo #ngoindia #ngoind #talkseries #talkseriesforparents #talkseriesforkids
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