Practicing delayed gratification involves consciously choosing not to act on immediate urges, signaling to the brain that decisions can be made thoughtfully rather than impulsively. By resisting quick fixes like satisfying an itch or craving for dopamine, one can train the brain to resist immediate desires, leading to better decision-making. It also involves identifying patterns triggering the urge for instant gratification, such as boredom or loneliness, enabling individuals to make more intentional choices.

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