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Procrastination is defined as delaying important tasks to a later date. It can cause stress, guilt, depression, and failure. Many people, especially students, procrastinate due to laziness, lack of motivation or focus, or not knowing where to start. Over 20% of the population procrastinates and the percentage is rising. Traits of procrastinators include being regularly late, avoiding decisions, and not liking to be depended on. The limbic system causes people to give into immediate gratification rather than delaying rewards. Strategies to stop procrastinating include doing the worst tasks first, avoiding interruptions, stepping out of comfort zones, and following through to completion.
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- 3. Effects of Procrastination ● Stress ● Guilt ● Depression ● Failure
- 4. Why do we Procrastinate? ● Laziness ● Lack of Motivation/ Focus ● Not knowing where to start ● Lack of enjoyment
- 5. How many people procrastinate? ● Common among high school and college students ● Over 20% of the population ● Percentage is rising
- 6. Traits of a Procrastinator ● Regularly late for appointments ● Tends to put off making decisions ● Does not like to be depended on ● Procrastinates over things we have to do
- 7. The Science behind Procrastination ● Limbic system- you give into what feels good ● Biological factors cause procrastination ● Human brains are wired for procrastinating
- 8. How to stop Procrastinating ● Do the worst things first ● Don’t interrupt yourself ● Step out of your comfort zone ● Finish it