iProcrastinate Podcast

iProcrastinate Podcast

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iProcrastinate Podcast episodes

  • Approach and avoidance goals: What's the difference in terms of procrastination?
    Welcome to the first podcast of 2010! Today, I summarize a study completed as part of an M.A. thesis by Matt Dann. Matt explored the relation of approach and avoidance goals, as well as approach and avoidance personality with procrastination. His findings provide some insight into how we might more successfully re-frame our tasks to be approach rather than avoidance goals.You can learn more about our research and access other resources at procrastination.ca.
    31 min
  • Approach and avoidance goals: What's the difference in terms of procrastination?
    Welcome to the first podcast of 2010! Today, I summarize a study completed as part of an M.A. thesis by Matt Dann. Matt explored the relation of approach and avoidance goals, as well as approach and avoidance personality with procrastination. His findings provide some insight into how we might more successfully re-frame our tasks to be approach rather than avoidance goals.You can learn more about our research and access other resources at procrastination.ca.
    31 min
  • Decisional procrastination: An interview with Dr. Joseph Ferrari
    Are you indecisive? Would you rather that someone else choose the movie you'll watch together or the food from a menu? If so, I think you'll enjoy this interview with Dr. Joseph Ferrari (DePaul University, Chicago). Dr. Ferrari is one of the world's foremost experts on the topic of procrastination, and he summarizes some interesting studies about decisional procrastination as well as what we might do to reduce this indecision in our own lives.If you want to learn more about procrastination, check out procrastination.ca.
    31 min
  • Decisional procrastination: An interview with Dr. Joseph Ferrari
    Are you indecisive? Would you rather that someone else choose the movie you'll watch together or the food from a menu? If so, I think you'll enjoy this interview with Dr. Joseph Ferrari (DePaul University, Chicago). Dr. Ferrari is one of the world's foremost experts on the topic of procrastination, and he summarizes some interesting studies about decisional procrastination as well as what we might do to reduce this indecision in our own lives.If you want to learn more about procrastination, check out procrastination.ca.
    31 min
  • New Year's resolutions: Why we may fail to act on these intentions
    The new year looms ahead, and one of the expectations for this time of year is to set a new year's resolution. Do you have one? Do you expect to successfully act on this intention? In this podcast, I share some thoughts about why these resolutions often fail and what we can do to be more successful with change in the year ahead.
    31 min
  • New Year's resolutions: Why we may fail to act on these intentions
    The new year looms ahead, and one of the expectations for this time of year is to set a new year's resolution. Do you have one? Do you expect to successfully act on this intention? In this podcast, I share some thoughts about why these resolutions often fail and what we can do to be more successful with change in the year ahead.
    31 min
  • Perfectionism (Part 2): The perfectionistic procrastinator
    Here's the second part of my interview with Dr. Gordon Flett (York University, Toronto). In this podcast, we discuss the relation between procrastination and perfectionism, with a specific focus on the perfectionistic procrastinator. If you want to learn more about procrastination, check out procrastination.ca.
    45 min
  • Perfectionism (Part 2): The perfectionistic procrastinator
    Here's the second part of my interview with Dr. Gordon Flett (York University, Toronto). In this podcast, we discuss the relation between procrastination and perfectionism, with a specific focus on the perfectionistic procrastinator. If you want to learn more about procrastination, check out procrastination.ca.
    45 min
  • Perfectionism (Part 1): An interview with Dr. Gordon Flett
    This is the first of a two-part podcast on perfectionism and procrastination. In this first part, Dr. Gordon Flett (York University, Toronto) explains what perfectionism is, why it's problematic and what can be done to help those who are troubled by perfectionism. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview, and I'm sure you will too.If you want to learn more about our research or procrastination, check out procrastination.ca.
    31 min
  • Perfectionism (Part 1): An interview with Dr. Gordon Flett
    This is the first of a two-part podcast on perfectionism and procrastination. In this first part, Dr. Gordon Flett (York University, Toronto) explains what perfectionism is, why it's problematic and what can be done to help those who are troubled by perfectionism. I thoroughly enjoyed this interview, and I'm sure you will too.If you want to learn more about our research or procrastination, check out procrastination.ca.
    31 min

About iProcrastinate Podcast

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Dr. Timothy A. Pychyl, associate professor of psychology and director of the Procrastination Research Group (Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada), provides a series of short talks, interviews and…

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