Predictors of procrastination in first-year university students: role of achievement goals and learning strategies

Martinie, Marie-Amélie; Potocki, Anna; Broc, Lucie; Larigauderie, Pascale

doi:10.1007/s11218-022-09743-1

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“…However, many students struggle with procrastination, which often leads to cramming right before deadlines (Sabnis et al, 2022). Such behavior may indicate a lack of self-regulation (Martinie et al, 2023). For instance, students may postpone eating until the cafeteria is about to close or procrastinate studying and other planned activities until bedtime.…”

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The Challenge of Procrastination: Gaining Insights from Overdue Books in University Libraries

Liu

2024

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The late return of library books is a manifestation of procrastination, resulting in fines that impact the overall user experience at the library. Overdue or lost books can disrupt the library’s circulation services and affect the satisfaction of other patrons’ book needs. This study analyzes overdue readers at Nanjing Normal University Library from 2012 to 2023, examining factors such as the frequency of overdue incidents, borrowing habits, instances of book loss, duration of overdue periods, and the gender and background of the readers. The findings from path analysis suggest that the accumulation of fines is a deterrent for overdue behavior by influencing borrowing habits and serving as a warning against procrastination. Structural equation modeling analysis reveals a positive correlation between reader self-regulation and overdue attitudes, negatively impacting book circulation. Additionally, the study observes the application of the law of large numbers to the occurrence of book overdue, with a weak correlation between overdue incidents and instances of book loss.

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The Challenge of Procrastination: Gaining Insights from Overdue Books in University Libraries

Liu

2024

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Achievement goals, self-efficacy, and psychological flexibility as antecedent of study engagement

Martinie,

Shankland

2024

Soc Psychol Educ

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Poor learning-related resource management and psychological inflexibility as predictors of procrastination in first-year university students

Marie-Amélie,

Shankland

2023

Cogent Education

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Predictors of procrastination in first-year university students: role of achievement goals and learning strategies

Cited by 4 publications

References 89 publications

The Challenge of Procrastination: Gaining Insights from Overdue Books in University Libraries

The Challenge of Procrastination: Gaining Insights from Overdue Books in University Libraries

Achievement goals, self-efficacy, and psychological flexibility as antecedent of study engagement

Poor learning-related resource management and psychological inflexibility as predictors of procrastination in first-year university students

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