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1.This was honestly something that I didn't find all that surprising. Increasing the distance from oneself reminds me a lot of imaginary play, where a child pretends to be princess, or a chef, or anything that they decide to be, and it holds their attention for a longer period of time. It makes sense that the more distance that was created between the child and themselves, that the longer their perseverance would be when it came to the task.

2.Although a cross-sectional study may have been preferred for this particular study, would a further study with a longitudinal design help the researchers further analyze the effect of the different groups on a child's behavior? A longitudinal study may be beneficial to examine long-term effects of this behavior

3.I think that everyone has imagined themselves as a super hero or an idol at one point in their life. It does give a sense of power and control to a situation. I think that if it helps children to grow and learn how to persevere through tasks that they do not necessarily want to do, then it is a good thing and it should be embraced. I wonder at what age they should be transitioning from this mindset? At some point they have to grow into the super hero role in their mind and just do what is necessary in life. What age do you think this transition should be?