Research over the past two decades has continued to highlight the robust associations
between procrastination and stress across multiple populations and contexts. Despite this …

We present a meta-analysis of 24 studies on procrastination interventions (total k= 44, N=
1173) in order to find out 1) whether people can reduce their level of procrastination, and 2) …

During the lockdown due to SARS-CoV-2 (coronavirus lockdown), there has been a
tremendous increase in the number of students taking online courses. Few studies …

It seems obvious that the identification of co** structure is necessary to understand how
stress affects human health and functioning. Despite numerous co** conceptualization …

Abstract Background The Perceived Stress Scale Cohen (J Health Soc Behav 24: 385-96,
1983) is a widely and well-established self-report scale measuring perceived stress …

Procrastinating with popular online media such as Facebook has been suggested to impair
users' well-being, particularly among students. Building on recent procrastination, self …

This article reviews the literature on student well-being (burnout and engagement) and their
relationships with study demands and resources, student behaviors (proactive and self …

Objectives Procrastination is a common form of self‐regulation failure that a growing
evidence base suggests can confer risk for poor health outcomes, especially when it …

Goals are considered by some theories as essential for subjective well-being (ie, telic
theories, see Diener, 1984). In fact, achieving goals is beneficial for subjective well-being …

In this chapter, we explore how procrastination functions as an emotion-regulation strategy
that provides short-term mood repair. We begin by explaining the link between emotion …