The role of state and trait motivational regulation for procrastinatory behavior in academic contexts: Insights from two diary studies

Volume: 65, Pages: 101951 - 101951
Published: Apr 1, 2021
Abstract
Academic procrastination can theoretically be conceptualized as a failure in motivational self-regulation. It can be assumed that besides the mere use of motivational regulation strategies, fitting motivational regulation strategies with the current motivational problem can also have beneficial effects on academic procrastination. As both academic procrastination and motivational regulation can be conceptualized as over time fluctuating and...
Paper Details
Title
The role of state and trait motivational regulation for procrastinatory behavior in academic contexts: Insights from two diary studies
Published Date
Apr 1, 2021
Volume
65
Pages
101951 - 101951
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