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Procrastination partly reflects an evolutionary byproduct of non-planning impulsivity

2025-07-22

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Procrastination has immediately visible repercussions on health and survival resilience, yet shows stably heritable and remains increasingly pervasive across human societies. Despite a paradox, this behavior is theoretically explained to represent a byproduct of evolutionary advantages underlying impulsivity, yet not deciphered well by scientific evidences. After adjusting psychometric endogeneity, we demonstrate...

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Literature Corpus work: f26e62a4-1f91-516c-8253-ec8af8b32928
DOI: 10.1101/2025.07.21.665826

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