Procrastination

What is procrastination?

• a) Prioritizing tasks

• b) Delaying or postponing tasks

• c) Completing tasks ahead of schedule

Which of the following is NOT a common reason for procrastination?

• Lack of motivation
• Lack of time management skills
• Fear of failure
• Feeling well-prepared

What is the main drawback of procrastination?

• Lack of motivation

• Lack of time management skills

• Fear of failure

• Feeling well-prepared

Which of the following is a common consequence of procrastination?

• Increased productivity

• Decreased stress levels

• Missed deadlines

• Improved time management skills

How does procrastination affect task completion?

• Speeds up task completion

• Delays task completion

• Has no impact on task completion

• Improves task quality

What is the primary cause of procrastination for students like Dhruv, Akhil, and Dia?

• Lack of self-discipline

• Excessive motivation

• Efficient time management

• High stress levels

What is the impact of procrastination on personal productivity?

• Enhances personal productivity

• Reduces personal productivity

• No impact on personal productivity

• Improves personal efficiency

Which of the following is a common symptom of chronic procrastination?

• Consistent punctuality

• Consistent task completion

• Consistent time management

• Consistent delay in task completion

True or False: In a work environment, procrastination is always harmful and should be avoided at all costs.

• True

• Depends on the situation

• False

• Sometimes

You have a group project that you find boring and uninteresting. How do you motivate yourself to complete it?

• Break the project into smaller, manageable parts and reward yourself after completing each part.

• Force yourself to complete the project without taking any breaks

• Give up on the project and find something else to do

• Procrastinate and do the project at the last minute