Recommendations when Designing to Address Procrastination: A Psychological Perspective

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Recommendations when Designing to Address Procrastination: A Psychological Perspective

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Victoria University of Wellington

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Procrastination is a common behaviour that psychologists have found to have many negative consequences for both the individual and society. Standard psychological methods for addressing procrastination require significant time and effort, and consequently suffer a lack of adherence. This paper synthesises relevant psychological research to identify possible approaches designers could take in order to offer immediate aid to procrastinators. We suggest that an understanding of the psychological...

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2019

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Helen Andreae / Abigail Durrant / Steven Kyffin

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https://figshare.com/articles/conference_contribution/Recommendations_when_Designing_to_Address_P...

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Interaction and experience design / Design not elsewhere classified / Other psychology not elsewhere classified / Uncategorised value / Design Innovation / Digital and Interaction Design / Psychology not elsewhere classified

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