2013
DOI: 10.1007/s12144-013-9171-8
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Procrastination in Different Life-Domains: Is Procrastination Domain Specific?

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“…We need a study that compares individual procrastination tendencies across a range of domains, such as family and partnerships, health and illness, academic study and work, financial matters, etc., to determine whether procrastination is essentially domain‐specific, suggesting situational factors in procrastination, or general across domains, consistent with a personality trait approach. Some relevant studies are Klingsieck (2013b) and Subotnick, Steiner and Chakrahorty (1999). Klingsieck (2013b) in her survey of German students found that procrastination tends to be domain‐specific, whereas Subotnik, Steiner, and Chakraborty () in their interview study of a small sample of creative scientists in the USA found that around 40% of the respondents procrastinated in three or four domains.…”
Section: Procrastination: Domain‐specific or General?mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…We need a study that compares individual procrastination tendencies across a range of domains, such as family and partnerships, health and illness, academic study and work, financial matters, etc., to determine whether procrastination is essentially domain‐specific, suggesting situational factors in procrastination, or general across domains, consistent with a personality trait approach. Some relevant studies are Klingsieck (2013b) and Subotnick, Steiner and Chakrahorty (1999). Klingsieck (2013b) in her survey of German students found that procrastination tends to be domain‐specific, whereas Subotnik, Steiner, and Chakraborty () in their interview study of a small sample of creative scientists in the USA found that around 40% of the respondents procrastinated in three or four domains.…”
Section: Procrastination: Domain‐specific or General?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some relevant studies are Klingsieck (2013b) and Subotnick, Steiner and Chakrahorty (1999). Klingsieck (2013b) in her survey of German students found that procrastination tends to be domain‐specific, whereas Subotnik, Steiner, and Chakraborty () in their interview study of a small sample of creative scientists in the USA found that around 40% of the respondents procrastinated in three or four domains. Ideally, actual behavioural indicators of procrastination would be examined (missed appointments, late submissions, lapsed subscriptions, late returned phone calls, etc.)…”
Section: Procrastination: Domain‐specific or General?mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Các nghiên cứu tâm lý học về trì hoãn bắt đầu từ cuối thập niên 70 của thế kỷ trước và phát triển mạnh trong thời gian gần đây (Klingsieck, 2013b;Van Eerde, 2003), kết quả của các nghiên cứu này đã cung cấp nhiều tri thức quan trọng và có ý nghĩa về trì hoãn. Từ đó, tạo cơ sở cho việc hình thành những chương trình và phương pháp can thiệp nhằm hạn chế trì hoãn ở con người nói chung và ở sinh viên nói riêng.…”
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“…Studies show that one out of four individuals define their procrastination as an identifying personality trait (Ferrari, D ıaz-Morales, O'Callaghan, D ıaz, & Argumendo, 2007); however, the main domain of procrastination research appears to be in an academic context, leaving scarce empirical evidence to identify this potentially problematic behavior for workplace domain (Klingsieck, 2013). This is interesting because most people spend approximately 40 hours a week at work and spend more than one hour a day engaging in non-work related or personal activities during work hours (D'Abate & Eddy, 2007).…”
Section: U Baran Metinmentioning
confidence: 99%