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• Are you a procrastinator? - Take the test.

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  Krissy Jackson    Utente Premium   Moderatore gruppo

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  Are you a procrastinator? - Take the test.

  Measure Your Level of Procrastination
  Procrastination is pervasive, and it concerns us all. At least 95% of us procrastinate at least occasionally and about 15-20% of us do it consistently and problematically. Also, there are historical records of people procrastinating going back at least 3,000 years. Unfortunately, very little is understood about why we put off doing until later what we think we should actually be doing right now.
  
  To address this need, researchers at the University of Calgary have been exploring the problem of procrastination. To continue this work, they need you and people like you to complete the following study. You will get some feedback about your procrastination at the end and what you can do about it.
  
  This feedback is based on research they and other researchers have previously conducted over the last thirty years and should be quite accurate. You can choose to exit the study at any time, but you will only get your feedback by answering all the questions. With your participation, they should be able to continue to improve their understanding of this common but somewhat mysterious phenomenon.
  
  All the information you give is privacy protected and anonymously computer-scored. You are the only person who will be physically able to connect your score to your name. If this research interests you, please click on the link below.
  
  http://webapps2.ucalgary.ca/~steel/Procrastinus/measure.php
  
  • 14/07/2007, 22:25
  Krissy Jackson ha scritto: > > Measure Your Level of Procrastination > > Procrastination is pervasive, and it concerns us all. At least 95% of > us procrastinate at least occasionally and about 15-20% of us do it > consistently and problematically. Also, there are historical records > of people procrastinating going back at least 3,000 years. > Unfortunately, very little is understood about why we put off doing > until later what we think we should actually be doing right now. > > To address this need, researchers at the University of Calgary have > been exploring the problem of procrastination. To continue this work, > they need you and people like you to complete the following study. > You will get some feedback about your procrastination at the end and > what you can do about it. > > This feedback is based on research they and other researchers have > previously conducted over the last thirty years and should be quite > accurate. You can choose to exit the study at any time, but you will > only get your feedback by answering all the questions. With your > participation, they should be able to continue to improve their > understanding of this common but somewhat mysterious phenomenon. > > All the information you give is privacy protected and anonymously > computer-scored. You are the only person who will be physically able > to connect your score to your name. If this research interests you, > please click on the link below. > > http://webapps2.ucalgary.ca/~steel/Procrastinus/measure.php