Procrastination and Work Productivity of Academic Staff: Implications to the Institution

Asio, John Mark R.

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“…However, others are actively procrastinating and still come out as productive in their jobs. Asio (2021) affirms that working in academia is challenging because functional duties encompass teaching, research, and extension. Employees who use the trifocal function procrastinate; therefore, this issue affects students and employees.…”

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Procrastination as Influenced by Perfectionism and Fear of Failure among Employees in DepEd - Davao del Norte

Alberto¹,

Regidor²

2023

IJRP

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The study dealt with procrastination as influenced by perfectionism and fear of failure among DepEd -Davao del Norte employees. This quantitative, non-experimental study, including a correlational approach and regression analysis, intends to examine which indicators of perfectionism and fear of failure influence procrastination with data collection from 369 teaching and non-teaching participants scattered across 11 different districts, including the division office. Statistical techniques such as Mean, Pearson r, and Linear Regression Analysis were employed. Throughout the indicators of rigid, self-critical, and narcissistic perfectionism, outcomes revealed a moderate level of perfectionism. Also, fear of failure was recorded as moderate among participants concerning fear of an uncertain future, important others' losing interest, upsetting important others, fear of experiencing shame and/or embarrassment, and fear of devaluing one's self-estimate. Additionally, a low level of procrastination was discovered among employees concerning both soldiering and cyberslacking. The association exists among variables perfectionism and procrastination as well as fear of failure and procrastination. Only the domains fear of important other's losing interest and fear of devaluing one's self-estimate predict procrastination. No part of perfectionism indicates procrastination. Therefore, perfectionism and fear of failure affect procrastination among employees of DepEd -Davao del Norte.

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Procrastination as Influenced by Perfectionism and Fear of Failure among Employees in DepEd - Davao del Norte

Alberto¹,

Regidor²

2023

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“…The teachers' setbacks because of the pandemic called for the conduct of different psycho-social attributes, capacity buildings, and mental health webinars to regain the lost confidence, personality gain, and school commitment due to limited locomotion. In a related study, academic staff often subject themselves to procrastination [10]. The increased number of positive cases of COVID-19 brought uncertainties on how to address the critical issues on physical targets every day.…”

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Association between Teachers’ Selflessness and School Organizational Commitment

Edward¹,

Roda²

2022

International Journal of Education, Science, Technology, and En

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This study aimed to determine the relationship between teachers' selflessness on their school organizational commitment. The study employed a descriptive-correlation research design with the online survey as the primary data collection tool. The respondents came from the 30 elementary and secondary schools in the Schools Division Office, Central Luzon. One hundred fifty-one public school teachers participated in the online survey using a stratified sampling technique. Adapted questionnaires were used to gather data. For the statistical treatment of the study, the mean was used for the teachers' responses. In contrast, for the relationship, the study used Pearson r-correlation. The study found that teachers' selflessness described their philosophies as "agree." As for the teachers' organizational commitment, it generated moderate to high responses. There is a significant difference in teachers' selflessness regarding sex and position. Also, the study found a relationship between teachers' selflessness, and affective and continuance commitment aspects of teachers' organizational commitment. Based on the results mentioned above, the researcher provided some crucial recommendations for the study.

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The relationship between sports interest and psychological well-being towards procrastination of students at Senior High School 1 Muntilan

Utami,

Prasetyo,

Graha

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Fiz Pol

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Academic Procrastination is an alarming phenomenon in education sector nowadays. It would be a big obstacle in the learning process especially for high school students. The aim of this research is to understand the influence and relationship between the interest of doing physical exercises and psychological well-being to procrastination. The population of this research were 355 students of XI grade of SMAN 1 Muntilan.Using purposive sampling, 101 students were obtained as the sample. Data analysis technique using product moment correlation and linear regression with the interest in doing physical exercises (X1) and psychological well-being (X2) as independent variables, and procrastination (Y) as the dependent variable. The results show that almost all of students (80%) have a trend to do academic procrastination. This is shown by 67.3% of students having moderate procrastination and 16.8% of students having high procrastination behavior. There is a negative correlation between the interest in doing physical exercises and psychological well-being with procrastination, where the correlation coefficients are −0.554 and −0.164, respectively. A negative correlation can be interpreted if an increase in one variable is associated with a decrease in another variable in this context, namely when the physical exercise and psychological well-being variables increase, there is a decrease in students' tendency to engage in procrastination behavior. Meanwhile in regression analysis with 5% significant level shows only interest of doing physical exercises that significant influencing procrastination with p-value = 0.000.

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Procrastination and Work Productivity of Academic Staff: Implications to the Institution

Cited by 3 publications

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Procrastination as Influenced by Perfectionism and Fear of Failure among Employees in DepEd - Davao del Norte

Procrastination as Influenced by Perfectionism and Fear of Failure among Employees in DepEd - Davao del Norte

Association between Teachers’ Selflessness and School Organizational Commitment

The relationship between sports interest and psychological well-being towards procrastination of students at Senior High School 1 Muntilan

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