NOUN1 | a procrastination | procrastinations | |
NOUN2 | procrastination | - | |
SYNO | cunctation | dilatoriness | procrastination | ... |
NOUN article.ind sg | pl
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- procrastination {f} = procrastination
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- Self-discipline may be an answer to procrastination according to Rory Vaden a leading psychologist specializing on procrastination.
- After contemplating his own procrastination habits, philosopher John Perry authored an essay entitled "Structured Procrastination", wherein he proposes a "cheat" method as a safer approach for tackling procrastination: using a pyramid scheme to reinforce the unpleasant tasks needed to be completed in a quasi-prioritized order.
- Tuckman was also known for his research on college students' procrastination and development of the Tuckman Procrastination Scale (1991).
- Procrastination is the act to voluntarily postponing or delaying an intended course of action despite anticipating that you will be worse off because of that delay.
- Sleep procrastination comes in many other forms as well, such as delaying going to sleep (sleep procrastination) and delaying the time trying to fall asleep (while in bed procrastination).
- Present-biased preferences often result in procrastination.
- Evidence shows that self-forgiveness and procrastination may be associated; self-forgiveness allows the individual to overcome the negatives associated with an earlier behaviour and engage in approach-oriented behaviours on a similar task.
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