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The article, published in September of 2014, is only one year old. Although the article is very recent, one of the two studies cited , “the marshmallow test”, was started in the 1960’s. Within the past fifty five years the lives of babies and toddlers has changed drastically. New techniques in raising children may have altered how they act in the current time period. Maybe babies are quicker to grow out of their narcissistic behavior more quickly in todays day and age. The publisher of the article, TIME magazine, is a very credible source. TIME magazine was founded in 1923; since then providing accurate and entertaining information to its readers. TIME magazine contains Current and breaking news, along with entertaining stories from around
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