Comparing effects of active and passive procrastination: A field study of behavioral delay
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DOI: 10.1016/j.paid.2018.11.020
Abstract: Abstract Time is the one resource we cannot recoup. Nevertheless, as many as 20% of people problematically procrastinate. Controversy exists as to the existence of two types of procrastination; the traditional maladaptive type where behavior… read more here.
Keywords: passive procrastination; study; behavioral delay; procrastination ... See more keywords
What if Hard Work Cannot Pay Off? Perceived Low Social Mobility Increases Passive Procrastination Among Students
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DOI: 10.1177/19485506251317664
Abstract: Social mobility refers to individuals’ movement through a social hierarchy. We examine the effect of perceived low social mobility on passive procrastination among a specific group—students. Across five studies (N = 1,042) using a mixed-method… read more here.
Keywords: mobility; low social; social mobility; procrastination among ... See more keywords