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Self-Regulation Predictability on Active and Passive Procrastination Among Academics in Higher Education

New Perspective: Journal of Business and Economics
The study investigates the predictive role of self-regulation on active and passive procrastinatory behaviors among higher education academics. Data were collected through a survey of 409 respondents and analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistical methods.
Navraj Bhusal, Raj Kumar Bhattarai
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拖延、依賴、社會閒散及任務可視性之關聯：以幼保系學生為例 Procrastination, Dependence, Social Loafing and Task Visibility: A Case Study of Early Childhood Care Students

Journal of Curriculum Studies
本研究目的在於考驗主動／被動拖延者在依賴型人格及社會閒散現象之差異，以及控制在團體課業分派下，兩者是否因高／低任務可視性而增加社會閒散現象。研究結果為：一、主動拖延者及被動拖延者之兩組模型關係相似；二、主動拖延者比被動拖延者具有較高之壓力偏好、期限因應能力及意圖拖延，較低的依賴型人格，但與被動拖延者具有相似程度之任務反感及失敗恐懼；三、對被動拖延者而言，低任務可視性組會比高任務可視性組產生較高之社會閒散現象。對主動拖延者而言，高任務可視性組則會比低任務可視性組產生較高之社會閒散現象。 The main
邱紹一 Shao-I Chiu, 李介至 Jie-Jhih Li   +1 more
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Hifz al-‘Aql and the Brain Rot Phenomenon in Digital Content Consumption

Danadyaksa
Brain rot caused by excessive digital content consumption from the perspective of hifz al-‘aql (preservation of intellect) within the framework of Maqasid al-Shariah.
Ana Nurwakhidah, Lulud Wijayanti
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The dopamine trap: Effects of short-form video (SFV) addiction on mental health

Journal of the Pakistan Medical Association
Dear editor, With the surge in technological advances and the aftershocks of the COVID-19 pandemic, platforms like TikTok, Instagram Reels, and YouTube Shorts have become an integral part of our daily lives, especially among children and adolescents ...
Muaz Ahmed, Syeda Ramsha Shafi
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Psychological Well-Being and Its Relationship with Active and Passive Procrastination: A Study on Students of a Business University in Karachi

Academic Journal of Interdisciplinary Studies, 2016
Procrastination has been seen as a dysfunctional and an unproductive behavior, which impacts the psychological well-being negatively. However, a study by Chu and Choi (2005) gave a different perspective to procrastination by dividing it into active and passive (traditional) procrastination.
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Procrastination, Dependence and Social Loafing: Comparison in High/Low Task Visibility between Active/Passive Procrastinators

International Journal of Psychiatry Research, 2020
Shao I Chiu1, Tung Yen Chen, Tzu Lang Chang, Chao Yu Chen   +3 more
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ePosters Virtual

European Journal of Neurology, Volume 33, Issue S1, June 2026.
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Smartphone Addiction and Procrastination in University Students: An Examination from the Perspectives of Active and Passive Procrastination

Smartphone Addiction and Procrastination in University Students: An Examination from the Perspectives of Active and Passive Procrastination
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The Influence of Early Maladaptive Schema on Active-Passive Procrastination: Mediating Effects of Evaluative Concerns Perfectionism and Basic Psychological Need

Journal of Human Understanding and Counseling, 2022
Seo Yeong Kim, Eun-jung Son
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Why we postpone sleep: bedtime procrastination beyond self-control failure. [PDF]

Sleep
Suh S.
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