If someone has something important to do, especially if it is difficult or unpleasant, he or she may tend to put it off, even though this chronic delaying is bothersome. What is the problem?

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Nola Boone

Social Studies

23 October, 15:32

If someone has something important to do, especially if it is difficult or unpleasant, he or she may tend to put it off, even though this chronic delaying is bothersome. What is the problem?

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Cierra Rogers · Answer 1

The problem described here is that of procrastination.

Explanation:

The idea of being successful keeps making most people fascinate about the rewards that they would be getting after becoming successful. The thoughts are spontaneous and usually uncontrollable. Once a person gets caught into the loop of procrastination, he gets diverted from the work at hand and keeps imagining about the possibilities of fame and rewards that he would be subjected to post achieving success.