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- 2. In 1970s Experiment on students Assumption Positive Correlation Students turning on there Assignments And wearing clean socks After Experiment ;their psychology Apparently the students get there homework done or change there socks but not both.
- 3. Upon hungry students Some of them allowed to eat freshly baked cookies But others were only given radishes To exercise their self control Observers ; looked upon them from a hidden window
- 4. Researchers again brought these students By giving them impossible puzzle to solve Result ;quiet fascinating The hungry students and the students who ate cookies _ solve the puzzle in 20 minute The students who ate radishes and have already exercised _ solve the puzzle in 8 minutes .
- 5. If walking in mall we give people simple math problem The one who shopping much longer where give up on the problems much faster.
- 6. You have a finite amount of willpower You use the same stock of willpower for all tasks. People predictions _ A lot of willpower for work but not enough to exercise Actually _there is a single stock of willpower for all..,
- 7. How to manage your willpower ? it will be more effective if you done your creative work first Rather than doing unimportant tasks .
- 8. Our expectation from you After the lecture ; next time you wake up and your intentions will be different Firstly you work on your important tasks than depleting your willpower an unimportant works.