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Achievement motives and anxiety are associated with persistence for delayed rewards
People vary in how long they are willing to persist for delayed rewards when the timing of those rewards is uncertain. Decisions about when to give up on delayed rewards result from a dynamic decision-making process in which people weigh the benefits of continued waiting against the opportunity cost
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