Procrastination, depressive symptomatology, and loneliness in later life
CONCLUSION: While age was not directly associated with procrastination, increasing age was associated with a decreased likelihood of depressive symptomatology, which was in turn associated with an increased likelihood of procrastination. Such findings indicates that age demonstrates no association with procrastination because of the suppressing effect of depressive symptomatology.PMID:38695380 | DOI:10.1080/13607863.2024.2345781
Source: Aging and Mental Health - Category: Geriatrics Authors: Cormac Monaghan Ione Avila-Palencia S Duke Han Joanna McHugh Power Source Type: research
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