PROCRASTINATION BEHAVIOR

Procrastination Behavior

Procrastination Behavior

In this article, authors have described the types of procrastination that involves the decision to postpone. Procrastination is to delay or postpone systematically carrying out relevant activities. These activities fall into two overlapping categories: maintenance procrastination and development. This decision can lead to a relief immediate temporary, but in the medium or long term can lead to a low sense of self-efficacy, feelings of guilt, inadequacy, self-loathing, depression, uncertainty, anxiety, beyond adverse consequences arising out of non-fulfillment of tasks (missed opportunities, poor performance, grades, increased stress, sense of control or lack of control, stop keep up the ...