Procrastination is one of the most common challenges when it comes to studying and working productively. You may not feel like studying for a while, feel demotivated, become easily distracted, feel tired, or find a certain task difficult. You might also suffer from perfectionism or fear of failure. Perhaps you are a “master procrastinator” and procrastinate with almost all your tasks. If that is the case, you probably could use some advice that will help to permanently change your study behavior. Check out these tips, which are based on scientific insights from cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, educational sciences and our own research.
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Uitstelgedrag is een van de meest voorkomende problemen als het gaat om productief studeren en werken. Je hebt misschien even geen zin, voelt je gedemotiveerd, bent snel afgeleid, voelt je vermoeid of vindt een bepaalde taak lastig. Ook kun je last hebben van perfectionisme of faalangst. Misschien ben je wel een “meester uitsteller” en stel je bijna al je taken uit. Als dat het geval is, kun je vast wel advies gebruiken om jouw studiegedrag blijvend te veranderen. Bekijk de tips in de infographic. Deze tips zijn gebaseerd op wetenschappelijke inzichten uit de cognitieve psychologie, neuropsychologie, onderwijskunde en eigen onderzoek.
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Research has pointed out opportunities and research agendas to integrate sustainability issues with supply chain and operations management. However, we find that it is still not mainstream practice to systematically take a sustainability approach in tackling supply chain and operations management issues. In this paper, we make use of behavioral theory to explain the current lack of integration. We conclude through abductive reasoning that the reasons for procrastinating integration of sustainability in supply chain and operations management research are the conflicting nature of the task and the inherent context, which is the focus on operations rather than environmental or social issues.
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