procrastination
habitual or intentional delay of starting or finishing a task despite knowing potential negative consequences
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procrastination
Summary
procrastination is a behavior[1]. procrastination draws 2,812 Wikipedia views per month (behavior category, ranking #3 of 27).[2]
Key Facts
- procrastination's instance of is recorded as behavior[3].
- procrastination is a type of delaying[4].
- procrastination is a type of avoidance[5].
- procrastination is a type of failure[6].
- procrastination's Commons category is recorded as Procrastination[7].
- procrastination is the opposite of precrastination[8].
- procrastination's described by source is recorded as Otto's encyclopedia[9].
- procrastination's has contributing factor is recorded as deficiency[10].
- procrastination's has contributing factor is recorded as psychological stress[11].
- procrastination's has contributing factor is recorded as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder[12].
- procrastination's has effect is recorded as psychological stress[13].
- procrastination's has effect is recorded as failure[14].
- procrastination's has effect is recorded as cramming[15].
- procrastination's has characteristic is recorded as awareness[16].
- procrastination's uses is recorded as distraction[17].
- procrastination's uses is recorded as activity[18].
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Definition and Type
procrastination's instance of is recorded as behavior[3]. Recorded subclass of include delaying[4], avoidance[5], and failure[6]. procrastination is the opposite of precrastination[8].
Why It Matters
procrastination draws 2,812 Wikipedia views per month (behavior category, ranking #3 of 27).[2] procrastination has Wikipedia articles in 28 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[19] procrastination is known by 40 alternative names across languages and contexts.[20]