Fatal Flaw In Research

I found I’m not alone according to two leading experts on procrastination, Joseph Ferrari, professor of psychology at DePaul University and Timothy Phikul, professor of psychology at Carleton University 20% of people identify themselves as chronic procrastinators and up to 70 percent of students in one study said that they procrastinate. This habit affects so many and it one of the most difficult tendencies to kick but fortunately there are ways to go about solving the issue so today I would like to inform you all about why people procrastinate and the effects it can have and also ways to overcome it.

The two articles, 'The Procrastination Doom Loop- And How to Break It' and 'This Was Supposed To Be My Column For New Years' both provide much information about procrastination. One example is that it has more to do with emotion than time. In the article, written by Derek Thompson, he talks about how each of us recognizes it is important to go to the dentist, but still put it off. We look away from this because the pain is too upfront and the rewards are too small. Another example is having nothing to distract you and everything ready to go, but not writing an email back because you don't feel like it. Procrastination can be an effective tool for getting things done.

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Ever since Tiger Cub I have had a desire to be a Eagle Scout. After earning my arrow of light, I was eager to start my scouting journey. I have been on many trips throughout my scouting career that I will never forget; from sleeping in my hammock on the hot summer camp nights, to treading through the freezing waters of the cave trip. I served as quartermaster of the troop for about 2 years and always looked to help others with rank advancements, however I know my time as a boy scout is coming to a close and I must apply the skills I have learned in the competitive world.

When I was young, I became a cub scout as did many of my friends. We all had that youthful joy with us and looked forward with a smile for scouts each week. Meeting was just for us to have fun and ecstatic laughter. The ranks, the beltloops, and the other rewards were subsidiary to me throughout my early years. It was not until I was almost a Webelo scout that these honors became a desire of mine; each one awarded to me at a court of honor was so easily able to bring me a feeling of success and triumph. The feeling was so amazing, I coveted for it. I sought to look for loopholes so I could earn all possible awards, even ones I did not deserve. My mother told me that was not how the system works though; she taught me at a young age in order

     Procrastination is something that you don’t naturally have an innate ability to do. It is often brought on by finding ways

Procrastination is ignoring your responsibilities and avoiding them for no good reason. Experiencing procrastination can have a positive or negative reaction according to the amount of the behavior. The person that is procrastinating must first realize that they have a problem in order to find ways to overcome procrastination because they are putting their health, family and job at risk. Twenty percent of people realize they are procrastinators which in the end becomes a lifestyle. There are various reasons why people procrastinate.

I can get annoyed easily however; I have 3 pet peeves to share. The first one everyone will experience more than once in their lifetime. When you’re having a conversation with someone who likes to stare at their phone don't think for one minute they are paying attention to you. It's like their parents never constrain them from using their phone.

Attention Getter: A famous author by the name of Wayne Dyer once said, “Procrastination is one of the most common and deadliest of diseases and its toll on success and happiness is incredibly heavy.”(1) In todays society it seems as if procrastination has become a normal and acceptable thing to do. It is often joked about amongst schoolmates and co-workers around the world. Nothing seems to get done until it absolutely needs to get done, then everyone runs around getting things done quickly and often times inaccurately. The trouble with this mentality however is that some things will never get done because something will come up tomorrow or the next day and what you are putting off now gets pushed even further back. Today I will persuade you to stop this habit from continuing. I will be explaining the problems we face when dealing with procrastination as well as how to deal with it and actions you can take to prevent it in the future.

Attention Getter: So I’m pretty sure everyone here has had an important assignment to complete before like a project or essay. And most of us usually plan it out where we do a portion of it every day. For example, something like this chart here. But then the next thing you know, the deadline is fast approaching and you still haven’t come close to completing your assignment. And we end up somewhere like this. Well, I believe that we can all relate to this and we have all done this to ourselves before. I’m talking about procrastination.

Procrastination is a tendency to postpone, put off, delay, reschedule, take a rain check on, put on ice, hold off, or to defer what is necessary to reach a particular goal.(Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition. Philip Lief Group 2009.) While attending College some students find it hard to juggle work, family, and friends. Leading most students down a dangerous path to procrastination; that negative impact affect students from their physical health, mental health, and social health.

To my understanding the moral of the story is that whenever we favor business over research on a long enough timeline, we can start to see catastrophic consequences. We can also conclude that some discoveries that make life comfortable and pleasant over time threaten to destabilize the climate and Eco upon which our lives depend. As we first experienced with the oyster industry, everything was going well, I personally love eating oysters and would love to live in a period where oyster were that plentiful. Until the introduction of the sewer system that dump an unimaginable amount of waste into the rivers. The oyster population diminished, it took years to discover what was preventing the oyster from reproducing.

Procrastination is a common tendency that we all give in to and all of us have at least a little experience with.

Another factor that causes procrastination is fear. Fear is a very powerful emotion. Whenever someone is faced with a difficult task, they can become overran by the fear of not being able to complete it. People who succumb to this are setting themselves up for failure. Whenever someone feels as if they are going to fail, they tend to postpone the task for as long as possible. This means that they often try to avoid the task all together until completion is absolutely necessary. In doing so, the number of tasks that need to be done increases. However, the time required to complete them does not.

“Procrastination is a common form of self-regulatory failure with substantive connections” where the tendency is to put off tasks. (Steel, Farrari, 2013)