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I would get a big bouncy house for all my little cousins so when there borad I can plug it in and they can play on it.

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Magdalena Crespo-3 wish

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I would get a hot toy Spider-Man

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My last wish is to get my family a husky

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3. My third wish would be to own a hoverboard

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I wish I could meet a nice ghost and talk to it with a spirit box

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I would want to go to New York City.

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finally my last wish would be to be in the NFL

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My third wish is to eat tacos.

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I wish my family had as much money as Bill Gate 🤑🤑🤑👌👌👌

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I wish I could meat Demears Thomas from the Denver Broncos!

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My last wish would be to have never ending wishes

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Magdalena Crespo-2 wish I wish I could go to Mexico and take all of my family with me

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Finally I wish that I could be in the NFL🏈

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I wish that I had a lot of money and take my family to Florida or Las Vegas again

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My second wish is to get a dog.

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I wish I had a billi
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I wish that I could go to a Broncos football game 😉👌🏼

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My second wish is to get a snake!!!

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My second wish would be that my grandpa would still be alive

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I would have a lot of chihuahua

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I would Go to Germany for two weeks!

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I wish world hunger would end

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2. My second wish would be to gain atleast one video game per day

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2. My second wrist would be to get atleast 1 video game per day

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I would wish for 3 cute puppies

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I wish I won 1 billion

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I wish I have a lot of money so that my parents buy a new house, car and clothes

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Another wish would be to have my dad come back to amarica🇱🇷🇺🇸

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I wish I could buy all the homeless a home and food.

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I wish that me and my family had a nice big house.

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I would go to the beach in California!

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Third wish: I wish I could have a tunnel that connects me and my friends house next door.

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I wish I got a Macbook

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My first wish would be for me and my family never die

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That I could take a trip to mexico

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I wish that one day I'll go see all my family that's in Mexico

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My first wish would be to get into competive Dance in the future!!

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I would have a vacation home in Cancun

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Magdalena Crespo-1 wish I wish I could have a hov

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My first wish is to give food to the homeless.

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Second wish: I would want a baby Huskey with bright blue eyes

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I would get 10 million Dollars!

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My first wish would be to help (give homes give food, ect.) all the people in need(homeless, ect)

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I wish I could take my family on a trip to florida

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Magdalena Crespo - 1 wish I wish I would have a hover board

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I wish that I could finish my riding lessons with my uncles horse

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1. My first wish would be gain a lot of money per day💵💰💎💳

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I would love to go to New York City

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I wish I had a bench press set in my room

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-my 1 wish
I wish I could give every body a home.

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My first wish would be In the NFL

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First wish:  I would love to spend a day with my dad.

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If I had three wishes I would wish to go to Hawaii or Paris.

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I would want a lot of dogs

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What is the one thing that connects people with dogs? Believe it or not, it's the biological processes responsible for self-control.
Don't believe me? You're not in the minority. Sure, dogs can be cuddly, cute, and loyal companions. They might even learn to use the bathroom outside instead of in the living room (one of my two dogs has learned this). But can they actually help us understand human self-control processes?
This seemingly trivial question can have big implications. For years, psychologists have accepted the fact that self-control is a uniquely human phenomenon. If human and canine self-control processes rely on the same biological processes, it calls into question arguments that organisms without that hunk of meatloaf cortex between their ears can't regulate their impulses.
My colleagues and I recently investigated this question in a pair of studies published in this month's issue of the journal Psychological Science. We developed a paradigm that mirrored paradigms used to measure human self-control. This two-task paradigm involved the dogs completing an initial task that (by random assignment) did or did not require self-control, followed by a second task that measured self-control in an unrelated domain.
What activity, you might ask, involves self-control that can be used with dogs? Easy. Have them sit and stay motionless for 10 minutes. Half the dogs did that, whereas the other half sat in a kennel for 10 minutes. (Hint: If you want your dog to sleep well at night, have them sit and stay motionless for 10 minutes before they go to bed. Trust me).
After the doggies did the first task, they played with a toy that had food in it. They had played with the toy for a week prior to the testing session. Before the testing session, they had always been able to get the food out. You probably already guessed what we did just before the testing session. Yep, we rigged the toy so that the dogs couldn't get the food. We timed how long they persisted in the face of failure-a hallmark of self-control.
The results were dramatic. Dogs that exerted self-control initially, compared to the dogs that didn't, persisted about half as long on the second task. This is the identical pattern that psychologists find in human studies using the exact same paradigm.
But wait, it gets better. We did a follow-up study in which we gave half the dogs a boost of glucose after they did the first "sit stay (vs. kennel stay)" task. The other half received a placebo. Glucose is fuel for the brain. It's involved in all mental processes, but it is used in large quantities on self-control tasks. By giving the dogs a boost of glucose, we expected to eliminate their self-control deficits.
This is precisely what happened. Prior self-control exertion impaired later performance, but a boost of glucose undid this effect. Again, these results mirror recent evidence in the human literature.
So, the next time your dog chews on your shoes, gobbles up your pizza, or darts out of the front door to greet the UPS driver, try to keep your cool. Remember that the same biological processes that lead you to eat that third Krispy Kream Doughnut are involved in your pup's self-control failures.

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What Can Your Dog Tell You About Your Self-Control? A lot

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What is the one thing that connects people with dogs? Believe it or not, it's the biological processes responsible for self-control.

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1 wish I have is to win the lotto and get 8 million dollors🤑

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I wish that everyone who wanted to go to college could get a scholarship and become educated!

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I would LOVE to have my own private over water beach bungalow in Panama.