The thesis presents a formal model of intertemporal decision problem of working on a task for distant reward which depends on the number of periods the subject actually spends working, where the subject faces varying opportunity costs of working each period before the deadline. Three psychologically plausible causes of procrastination are incorporated into the model as transformations of the decision problem. In order to assess a hypothesis that procrastination is an evolved and stable habit, the third transformation renders the model dynamic in that past decisions and circumstances affect the present. The model is first explored via qualitative analysis and simulations are performed to further reveal its functionality
Procrastination is the voluntary but irrational postponing of a task despite being aware that the de...
Procrastination is an ever-growing problem in our current society. It was shown that 80-95% of colle...
The paper describes the current state of the procrastination phenomenon in professional work, review...
Procrastination is the notorious tendency to postpone work for tomorrow. This paper presents a forma...
Procrastination is the notorious tendency to postpone work for tomorrow. This paper presents a forma...
Procrastination is the notorious tendency to postpone work for tomorrow. This paper presents a forma...
Procrastination is widespread self-undermining behaviour that negatively impacts individual performa...
A model of time-consistent procrastination is developed to assess the extent to which the observed b...
Current theories of procrastination argue that people put things off into the future with the expect...
Procrastination is widespread self-undermining behaviour that negatively impacts individual performa...
A model of time-consistent procrastination is developed to assess the extent to which the observed b...
A model of time-consistent procrastination is developed to assess the extent to which the observed b...
Salience costs, along with imperfect foresight, have been used in previous studies to explain procra...
Salience costs, along with imperfect foresight, have been used in previous studies to explain procra...
Procrastination describes an undesirable form of delay of a previously intended act. It is in large ...
Procrastination is the voluntary but irrational postponing of a task despite being aware that the de...
Procrastination is an ever-growing problem in our current society. It was shown that 80-95% of colle...
The paper describes the current state of the procrastination phenomenon in professional work, review...
Procrastination is the notorious tendency to postpone work for tomorrow. This paper presents a forma...
Procrastination is the notorious tendency to postpone work for tomorrow. This paper presents a forma...
Procrastination is the notorious tendency to postpone work for tomorrow. This paper presents a forma...
Procrastination is widespread self-undermining behaviour that negatively impacts individual performa...
A model of time-consistent procrastination is developed to assess the extent to which the observed b...
Current theories of procrastination argue that people put things off into the future with the expect...
Procrastination is widespread self-undermining behaviour that negatively impacts individual performa...
A model of time-consistent procrastination is developed to assess the extent to which the observed b...
A model of time-consistent procrastination is developed to assess the extent to which the observed b...
Salience costs, along with imperfect foresight, have been used in previous studies to explain procra...
Salience costs, along with imperfect foresight, have been used in previous studies to explain procra...
Procrastination describes an undesirable form of delay of a previously intended act. It is in large ...
Procrastination is the voluntary but irrational postponing of a task despite being aware that the de...
Procrastination is an ever-growing problem in our current society. It was shown that 80-95% of colle...
The paper describes the current state of the procrastination phenomenon in professional work, review...