General & Academic Procrastination in university students: an investigation of predicting factors and of the intention of students to seek for help
Abstract
The present study aimed to contribute to our knowledge regarding the nomological network of procrastination by developing and empirically testing an integrated model explaining how personality (e.g. conscientiousness, neuroticism, chronic procrastination) factors along with situational factors (task aversion) relate to volition (self-regulation, self-control, volitional development, self-access) leading to procrastination. A total of 865 Greek undergraduate students (M age = 21.84 years. SD = 4.18, 69.9% females) from Greek universities located both in the capital and in the province completed a set of demographical characteristics, the Greek version of the Procrastination Assessment Scale –Students (PASS, Solomon & Rothblum, 1984, adapted by Sotiropoulou, 1994), the General Procrastination Scale (Lay, 1986), the short form of Volitional Competences Inventory (Κuhl & Fuhrman, 2004) and the conscientiousness and neuroticism subscales of the Trait Personality Questionnaire (TPQue: Tsaous ...
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