I’ll Do It – After One More Scroll: The Effects of Boredom Proneness, Self-Control, and Impulsivity on Online Procrastination
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DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.918306
Abstract: Procrastination is a common phenomenon. With the increasing ubiquity of new media, research has started to investigate the ways in which these technologies are used as alternatives to task engagement. This paper extends the literature… read more here.
Keywords: online procrastination; self control; procrastination; control impulsivity ... See more keywords
Boredom Proneness and Self-Control as Unique Risk Factors in Achievement Settings
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DOI: 10.3390/ijerph17239116
Abstract: The state of boredom arises when we have the desire to be engaged in goal pursuit, but for whatever reason we cannot fulfil that desire. Boredom proneness is characterized by both frequent and intense feelings… read more here.
Keywords: proneness self; boredom; self control; boredom proneness ... See more keywords