If you prioritize important things, you can use your energy on the most important goals first.
True
Is it a good idea to schedule your daily, weekly and monthly activities?
True
Accumulating tasks is a good strategy to avoid procrastination.
False
Procrastination is the same as laziness.
False
Stress is not a consequence of procrastination.
False
What are the most common things that demand our attention?
Family, relationships, school, professional needs, and health.
Splitting a task into smaller parts is an effective way to avoid procrastination.
True
Turning an assignment late can become a habit after doing it several times.
True
Perfectionism can be a cause of procrastination.
True
Fear of failure is not a reason to procrastinate.
False
Procrastinating can interfere with school and personal life.
True
A student who finds the task lacking in relevance may procrastinate because of lack of motivation.
True
Working in study groups doesn't help overcome procrastination.
False
