Understanding Procrastination Quiz

According to the text, what is the name of the part of the brain that both procrastinators and non-procrastinators have?

• Instant Gratification Monkey

• Rational Decision-Maker

• Memory Bank

• Panic Monster

What triggers the Panic Monster to wake up in a procrastinator's brain?

• Public Embarrassment

• All of the above

• Deadline Approaching

• Career Disaster

In what situations does the Panic Monster not show up according to the text?

• When there is public embarrassment

• When there is a career disaster

• When there is a deadline

• When there is no deadline

What is the main concern with long-term procrastination mentioned in the text?

• Memory loss

• Lack of productivity

• Regrets

• Short-term unhappiness

What is the Monkey's sneakiest trick according to the video?

• Operating when there are no deadlines

• Making tasks seem easy and fun

• Hiding behind the Panic Monster

• Creating fake deadlines

What is the job that the speaker suggests all of us should start doing?

• Setting more deadlines

• Procrastinating less

• Exercising daily

• Thinking about what we procrastinate on

What is the role of the Instant Gratification Monkey in a procrastinator's brain?

• Waking up the Panic Monster

• Seeking easy and fun activities

• Focusing on the big picture

• Making rational decisions

What is the purpose of comparing the brain scans of a procrastinator and a non-procrastinator?

• To identify memory loss

• To study decision-making processes

• To find a cure for procrastination

• To prove the existence of non-procrastinators

What kind of tasks are mentioned as examples of non-deadline situations in the text?

• All of the above

• Career-related tasks

• Artistic projects

• Family time, health, and relationships

What realization does the speaker come to regarding procrastination in the end?

• Everyone should procrastinate more

• Procrastination is beneficial

• Non-procrastinators are a myth

• Deadlines are unnecessary