Abstract
The current research aimed to conduct a web-based survey of
procrastination and its outcomes among Pakistani adolescents.
Research was conducted in two parts. Part I was concerned with
the development of a website which was completed in five steps
with the help of web developer. Website consisted of measures of
procrastination, depression, anxiety, stress, and life satisfaction.
Overall 201 participants from 26 cities of Pakistan volunteered for
study. In Part II psychometric properties of the scales were
determined. Alpha reliability coefficients ranged from .78 to .86.
Analysis of correlation showed a significant positive correlation
between procrastination, depression, anxiety, and stress whereas a
pattern of significant negative correlation emerged between
procrastination and life satisfaction. Future implications and
limitations of the research are also discussed.
Saadia Aziz, Naeem Tariq. (2013) A Web-Based Survey of Procrastination and its Outcomes among Pakistani Adolescents, Journal of Behavioural Sciences, Volume 23, Issue 1.
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