Title: Procrastination
1Welcome!
Slideshow Courtesy of Danielle Woods FIPSE
Coordinator at The Ohio State University
2Module 3Procrastination
3Introduction to Procrastination
- People need help overcoming procrastination.
- If you dont believe this, it will be difficult
to change your behavior. - Ex. If you have a weight problem. You first have
to admit that you have a problem!
4Rationalizations The Why? Of Procrastination
- You tend to convince yourself, its not my
fault. - Whose fault is it really?
- People who do this tend to say, Fine!
Everything's my fault! - You are the one who has to control your time!
5Real Reasons for Procrastination The Why? Of
Procrastination
- Lack of self-confidence.
- Low frustration tolerance.
- Hostility (Ideal Fairness).
6The Difference!
- Main Point
- It is very important that you can differentiate
your rationalizations from the real reasons you
procrastinate. - This will help you to monitor your behavior and
your thought processes, which is necessary to
change behavior.
7The Procrastination Cycle
8The Big Squeeze Self-Beliefs
- Our behaviors and beliefs are self-perpetuating.
- Situation (leads to) Beliefs (leads to) Feelings
(leads to) Behavior ( leads back to.).
9Little Demon and How it Works
- The Pleasure Principle You want to have fun!
- Nagging Self-Doubt You dont believe you're good
enough. - The Finger of BlameSo you point to and blame
others. - Unmasking the Demon But really, its you who
controls your time!
10Main Point (Reiterated)
- Differentiating between rationalizations and
real reasons affects what you believe, thus
affecting everything else.
11ReferencesDanielle E. WoodsCoordinator, Fund
for the Improvement of Post Secondary Education
(FIPSE) Grant The Ohio State University250F
Walter E. Dennis Learning Center 1640 Neil
AvenueColumbus, OH 43201-2333Phone
614-688-3913Fax 614-688-3912Department Email
wedlc_at_osu.eduPersonal Email Woods_at_osu.edu URL
http//dennislearningcenter.osu.edu All pictures
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