How to pronounce “misch” in English

mischievous in all the best ways he's

Mischief is a very, very courageous version.

Mischievous. Rebellious. Rebellious.

Mischief on "Code Black" set?

And mischievous, in my case, which is, let's throw a grenade in this meeting just to liven it up.

So Mischel would take four-year-olds and he would put a marshmallow down in front of them.

Midwestern mischief is what I call it somewhere in the book.

a mischievous kiss. Imagining that kiss sends a shudder of pleasure through me.

Artists like Tom Misch going almost to the end zone still not ceding control.

We are mischievous. We can love our parents one moment and then hate them the next.

She has a mischievous grin on her face.

I saw the mischievous Krishna.

But this element of mischief and people dressing up as clowns and here's something really serious going on.

of courageous mischief in so much of his work.

Now what Mischel found is that the kids who had self-control, who were able to stop and not gobble the marshmallow but wait, over time had much better outcomes-- better

except for a mischievous tourist in 1997 who absconded with the ladder and hid it behind an altar where it went unfound

for felony mischief. Before I talk a little bit about how the book came to be written and published and read a couple

They have mischaracterized the industry, and I apologize, industry.

So Walter Mischel did this study-- some little four-year-olds.

Is that mischievous enough for you?

And then the friends react to his mischief, and they said-- they get together and catch him.

So here he's being mischievous with Rapunzel.

But exactly that kind of mischief and creative mischief is what we see in authoritarian and repressive places around the world, and with incredible impact quite often.

We do all kinds of mischief.

They knew that act of mischief and defiance was bound to end up with them being punished.

We've gotten into some mischief together.

at Stanford by the professor Walter Mischel in 1960s and '70s.

and it makes me want to compose mischief, it makes me want to compose mischief, and I always come up with a

And the third person is our robot mischief person who basically controls and monitors the system.

"Measures are in order to undo the mischief as rapidly as possible and to get back to as safe a condition as we were before."

behavioral scientific experiments that started in the 1960s that Walter Mischel and colleagues ran

Well, I was the mischievous one.

And of course, with mischief as well.

Now here, Mischel's view is still the one that's held commonly, both by the lay public and scientists alike, and it's that emotions

It sounds like that leads to a lot of mischief though, having actual equipment on set.

We're not talking about going to the Mischelin three-star restaurants.

of three and uh that that caused all kinds of Mischief because it was in a it was in a setting that was uh pretty

experiment is has to do with a man named Walter Mischel it was at Berkeley is now Columbia he put four year olds in a room

For me, I wish organizations were more mischievous.

But it's got some great examples and some great pictures of protests and mischievous protests down the years.

in 20th century psychology, and that is Walter Mischel's The Marshmallow Test.

That's Niccolo Machiavelli. He has a rather mischievous-looking smile, if you carefully analyze it.

On a scale, they range from ordinary mischief to something much more malevolent.

But I could also look sneaky, or mischievous, or judgmental, or skeptical.

Nonetheless, the kids would do something mischievous, and dad would come home and solve the family's problems.

The people who conducted the study-- the person's name was Walter Mischel.

And he would say, can I be mischievous?

Stephen Merchant: And so, just routine mischief.

My favorite of experiments in all these fields was done by a guy named Walter Mischel up here at Columbia.