between the non-eating self-regulation variables were significant:(a) executive functioning with effortful control and (b) executive functioning with delay of gratification. Three significant correlations were found between eating and non-eating self-regulation:(a) satiety responsiveness with peeking in the gift delay task; (b) food responsiveness with peeking in the gift delay task; and (c) eating in the absence of hunger with delay of gratification. Correlations with the gift delay task were in the expected direction; the positive correlation between eating in the absence of hunger and delay of gratification was the opposite of what was expected (i.e.,eating self-regulation was negatively associated with non-eating self-regulation).