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[@arishanazir2551]

This was a really cool video! Definitely what I needed to hear so close to exams haha :)

[@amye1642]

Self control could change the world....

[@calebm6818]

We made it to the end of the playlist! Consider rewarding yourself with an episode of Netflix.

[@John-stellar]

Really cool stuff. Thanks Khan academy for putting it up here. Thanks a lot.

[@gavinh2614]

Good video but her example of negative reinforcement is wrong. Negative reinforcement is a form of operant conditioning whereby you remove something in order to reinforce a behavior (i.e. a boss at work stops nagging and their subordinates are more productive as a result). What she described in more in line with positive punishment. Very high yield topic for the MCAT so please be cognizant of that!

[@AnesaDevi]

Watching a video on self control when i should really be working. Hmmm

[@parthasarathidas7279]

really awesome stuff. really really helpful. thank u very much madam :)

[@matheusazevedoC]

Thats a really good video. But may I point that "punishment" and Negative reinforcement are shifted there. (at least, by what I studied about skinner about reinforcement and punishment, look like it is).

[@Matthew8473]

This is a marvel. I read a book with similar content, and it was a marvel to behold. "The Art of Saying No: Mastering Boundaries for a Fulfilling Life" by Samuel Dawn

[@eilishbrennan6076]

but are the long-term goals even worth it

[@sXwerRATZ]

thats what i’ve been thinking the whole videos...if i’m not gonna enjoy my life when i’m young...y’all tell me to enjoy it when i’m like in my death bed? nah

[@happycat7603]

Watching the netflix episode doesn't work. I would just binge it for next few hours.

[@SYNTAX_ERA]

What if we exchanged the marshmallows for meth? Before we did this, the "children were already i.v. junkies". Would these strategies still be effective? Or would we need to engage more radical strategies and tactics to harness discipline and self control?

[@dejanmarkovic3040]

The study was observational, rather than instructive. It's just that people keep recycling the reference for whatever point they're trying to make.

[@dollkhan7953]

If you are some word is easy to use then I more understand

[@biancaramos7476]

lic a mase mello and put it bake oh does that

[@user-we7go7ed3l]

luckily I naturally dislike overly sweet stuff *such an asian*