Development, reliability, and validity of a scale of awareness of procrastination

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The present study reports the development and confirmation on a scale of awareness of procrastination. The scale measures awareness in 3 time periods in which college students show academic procrastination. In Study 1, the scale was developed, its validity confirmed, and its internal consistency checked. In Study 2, the scale's test-retest reliability was confirmed. Explorative factor analysis revealed 7 factors. Confirmative factor analysis supported the 7-factor structure. The relation between this scale and other procrastination scales verified its discriminant validity, and its relation to personality verified its convergent validity. The scale described 3 types of procrastination : (a) decisional procrastination with negative emotions, (b) behavioral procrastination with optimistic thinking, and (c) well-planned procrastination for emotional change. Treatments for procrastination were also discussed.

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Kohama, S. (2010). Development, reliability, and validity of a scale of awareness of procrastination. Japanese Journal of Educational Psychology, 58(3), 325–337. https://doi.org/10.5926/jjep.58.325

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