“…Many studies investigate the relationship between academic procrastination behavior and different variables. Some of these studies are: the relationship between time spent on technology or technology/internet addiction and academic procrastination (Engin & Genç, 2020;Noise, 2016;Yang et al, 2019); the relationship between academic procrastination and variables such as perfectionism, motivation, self-regulation, hope, trait anxiety, irrational beliefs, self-efficacy, emotional intelligence, problem-solving, responsibility, and general competence (Çelikkaleli & Akbay, 2013;Çetin & Ceyhan, 2018;Ekşi & Dilmaç, 2010;Grunschel et al, 2016;Naktiyok & Kızıl, 2018;Odacı & Kaya, 2019;Sarıkabak et al, 2018;Wu & Fan, 2017;Yurtseven & Doğan, 2019;Yücel & Şen, 2019); the relationship between time management and academic procrastination (Aydın & Koçak, 2016); the relationship between academic procrastination and variables such as age, gender, grade level, department, place of residence, education level, and academic achievement (Çelik & Odacı, 2015;Doğan et al, 2014;Memnun & Akkaya, 2009;Ocak & Boyraz, 2016;Özer & Altun, 2011;Şirin & Duman, 2018;Yaycı & Düşmez, 2016); and the relationship between values and academic procrastination (Ayyıldız, 2016). Results reveal that there are relationships at varying levels between the aforementioned variables and academic procrastination.…”