The TCIP assesses the degree to which individuals are able to tolerate delayed rewards. Participants are asked to click a button on one or the other side of a computer screen. One side is associated with a smaller reward after a brief delay, while the other is associated with a larger reward after a longer delay. Scores show the percentage of times a participant selects an immediate choice versus a delayed choice. A higher percentage of immediate choices indicates a lower tolerance for delayed awards. The TCIP has been validated in a sample of adolescents