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Chronic Procrastination in Highly Motivated People
Investigate the reasons behind procrastination among motivated individuals, focusing on temporal discounting.
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−A 2014 neuroimaging study by Schluter and colleagues found that chronic procrastinators had a significantly larger amygdala than non-procrastinators
+A 2018 neuroimaging study by Schluter and colleagues found that chronic procrastinators had a significantly larger amygdala than non-procrastinators
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