Psychological and Neuroscientific Reasons for Procrastination
Sarang
Today, I wrote psychological and neuroscientific research on the factors triggering procrastination in younger state of ages.
In Psychological Reasoning, the main argument is related to fear of failure. Especially with the teenage years, fear of failure is present a lot due to lack of experience. As such, as the age goes up and has enough data on experience of failure, that gives more confident on starting work immediately.
On the other hand, in the field of neuroscience, the claim was that procrastination in the younger age group is because of a lack of development in the frontal lobe of the brain, which contains important parts of the brain like dlPFC (role in suppressing sensation seeking) and Orbitofrontal Cortex (role in making priority).
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