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So in May 2022 she posted her idea on herpersonal Facebook page."I let people know I was(A)7.Why is Jessica Nowak mentioned in the laststarting a business and asked if any of my teacherparagraph?误A.To show Red Pen's positive impact.friends were interested in learning more about读B.To present Red Pen's promising future.becoming a virtual assistant."Thurston receivedC.To explain the need to establish Red Pen.over 150 comments on that post.Within threeD.To call for more teachers to join Red Pen.months,15 former educators had committedthemselves to becoming assistants and Thurstonhad signed her first two clients.gFor a year,,she worked diligentl(勤勉地)to learn theCins and outs of operating a business.Thurston said,"TheThere is a famous study called "theworld of business,from marketing to sending out invoices)..all of it is new to me.I am still learning,but up fornarshmallow(棉花糖)'test'",conducted by Stanfordevery challenge."In June 2023,she leaped intoUniversity professor Walter Mischel.Theentrepreneurship full-time.experiment measured how well children could delayNot only is Red Pen providing top-tier service for its读immediate gratification (to receive greaterclients,but it also benefits its virtual assistant contractors.rewards in the future-an ability that predictsJessica Nowak,a former educator who lives in Lynchburg,success later in life.says working on the Red Pen team gives her the opportunityto stay home with her kids while still contributingFor a long time,people assumed that thefinancially to her household."It has also shown me that theability to delay gratification had to do with theskills we use in teaching apply to many other jobs,"shechild's personality and was,therefore,adds.unchangeable.But more recent research suggests that socialfactors-like the reliability of the adults around(B)4.What made Thurston think of starting athem-influence how long they can resist temptationbusiness?(诱惑).Now,findings from a new study add to that读A.Her love for virtual technologyscience,suggesting that children can delayB.Her family's financial situation.读gratification longer when they are working togetherC.Her sympathy for other teachers.toward a common goal.D.Her expectations of her childrenIn the study,researchers repeated a version ofthe marshmallow experiment with 207 five-to six-year-old children from two very different cultures-Western,industrialized Germany and a small-scalegfarming community in Kenya(the Kikuyu).Kids were first introduced to another child andgiven a task to do together.Then,they were put in aD)5.Which of the following laid the foundationroom by themselves,presented with a cookie on afor Thurston's entrepreneurship?plate,and told they could eat it now or wait until the读A.Her proposal online.读researcher returned and receive two cookies.(TheB.Her marketing strategy.researchers used cookies instead of marshmallowsC.Her successful schooling.because cookies were more desirable treats to theseD.Her professional background.kids.)Some kids received the standard instructionsBut others were told that they would get a secondcookie only if they and the kid they'd met(who wasin another room)were able to resist eating the firstQone.That meant if both cooperated,they'd both win.Results showed that both German and Kikuyu(B)6.What can Thurston be best described as?kids who were cooperating were able to delaygratification longer than those who weren'tA.An excellent teacher.cooperating.Apparently,working toward a读B.A persistent learner.C.A rich businesswoman读common goal was more effective than going it alone."Delaying gratification is not just aboutD.A professional planner.material benefits,"says Sebastian Grueneisen,coauthor of the study."Addressing various socialissues often necessitates giving up short-term gainsfor long-term advantages.'2

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