Life Regrets by Avoidant and Arousal Procrastinators Why Put Off Today What You Will Regret Tomorrow?
Life Regrets by Avoidant and Arousal Procrastinators Why Put Off Today What You Will Regret Tomorrow?
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DOI：
10.1027/1614-0001.30.3.163
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发表时间：
2009-01-01
影响因子：
1.4
通讯作者：
Steel, Piers
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作者：
Ferrari, Joseph R.;Barnes, Kelly L.;Steel, Piers
本研究考察了两种类型的慢性拖延症与12个不同的生活领域的关系，在这些领域中，个体报告后悔。研究对象为来自美国各地的2887名成年人(1776名女性和1111名男性；男性年龄=38.63岁；SD=14.35岁)。最初，被鉴定为单纯唤醒者(n=386)、回避者(n=220)和非拖延者(n=215)。结果发现，在教育追求、父母养育、家庭和朋友互动、健康和健康以及财务规划等领域，非拖延者报告的后悔程度明显低于回避性和激励性拖延者。慢性拖延者和非拖延者在恋爱、职业规划、精神和自我提升等方面的悔恨情绪没有显著差异。进一步的研究应该探索慢性拖延者后悔的具体原因和后果。
The present study examined the relationship between two types of chronic procrastination and 12 varied life domains in which individuals report regret. Subjects were 2,887 adults (1,776 women and 1,111 men; M age=38.63 years; SD=14.35) from across the United States. Initially, pure arousal (n=386), avoidant (n=220), and nonprocrastinators (n=215) were identified. Results found that nonprocrastinators reported significantly less regret than both avoidant and arousal procrastinators in domains of education pursuits, parenting, family and friend interactions, health and wellness, and financial planning. There were no significant differences in feelings of regret between chronic procrastinators and nonprocrastinators in romance, career planning, and spiritual and self-improvements. Further research should explore the specific causes and consequences of regret among chronic procrastinators.