Procrastination, despite its known negative consequences, remains a prevalent issue among American taxpayers, exhibiting a complex interplay between psychological factors and behavioral choices.
Our research indicates that individuals with a negativity bias are more prone to procrastinate, particularly when they struggle with self-control, leading to poorer outcomes.
The study surveyed responses to understand how environmental cues can influence decisions about task initiation and delay, shedding light on procrastinatory behaviors.
Many Americans still wait until just days before the tax deadline to file their returns, showcasing the widespread nature of procrastination amidst looming deadlines.
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