Procrastination is a prevalent form of self-regulatory failure familiar to most people. Although
many consider procrastination innocuous as long as the deadline is met, it is associated with …

Procrastination is a self-regulatory problem of voluntarily and destructively delaying
intended and necessary or personally important tasks. Previous studies showed that …

Background The ability to control craving for games is very important to abstain from Internet
gaming disorder (IGD) and abundant clinical evidence has suggested that craving …

Procrastination is a self-regulation failure in which people irrationally delay intended actions
which leads to lower performance, satisfaction from achievements, and quality of life. Trait …

Procrastination is an irrational delay of task completion. Previous studies have demonstrated
that individuals who often procrastinate present deficits in attentional control and …

Humans procrastinate despite being aware of potential adverse consequences. Yet, the
neuro-computational mechanisms underlying procrastination remain poorly understood …

Procrastination is a voluntary delay in completing an important task while being aware that
this behavior may lead to negative outcomes. It has been shown that an increased tendency …

Self-regulation (SR) is an important human function that relates to quality of life in multiple
domains including mental health. Previous studies have found important correlates of low …

Procrastination is a tendency to delay tasks, despite being aware of the negative
consequences of doing so. Previous studies have shown that students who frequently …

Cognitive flexibility, the ability to quickly adapt to changing environmental demands, is a
hallmark of human behaviour, and is impaired across multiple psychiatric disorders …