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No I meant actually what I meant. Did you actually read the paper itself, which was supposed to be debunking the experiment? You probably should: https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/095679761876166... It does not debunk anything, the effect does not vanish, it just diminshes to 1/3 of what was originally calimed. Which means, that within a single socieconomical group, the effect will still be quite noticeabl…
I have read the paper[1], and its discussion section supports the conclusions drawn by other readers, who are smarter than I am[2][3][4]. Here's one excerpt from the discussion: > "When considering how our results might inform intervention development, recall that models with con-trols for concurrent measures of cognitive skills and behavior reduced the association between delay of gratification and age-15 achievemen…
Re: No one who got Moderna's vaccine in trial developed severe Covid-19
#221You absolutely did not pay the attention while reading. At age 15 indeed the association diminishes to almost zero; the original experiment never claimed otherwise. The original claim was that association is strong at early childhood; nonetheless it is pretty stupid to believe that a marshmallow is a sufficient reward for 15 years old person.