Exploring individual physiological correlates of procrastination with a deadline rush model

Tianchen Sun, Jessica Hwee, Ji-Eun Kim
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Measuring procrastination is critical to discovering how procrastination impacts individuals. Studies have frequently adopted methodologies to quantify procrastination after task deadlines have passed. However, there are no models and strategies to predict procrastination while individuals are still working on tasks. The present exploratory study investigates the individual correlates of eye movement and physiological responses with procrastination. We conducted laboratory experiments with 18 participants and recorded their physiological data during the experiments. Participants’ procrastination levels were computed based on individual behavioral data collected during task completion. For most participants, the number of eye fixations, fixation rate, and standard deviation of skin temperature were related to procrastination. Our preliminary findings can be used to direct future research on modeling procrastination using combinations of eye movement and physiological responses with individual customizations.
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用赶工期模型探索拖延症的个体生理相关性
衡量拖延症对于发现拖延症对个体的影响是至关重要的。研究经常采用方法来量化任务截止日期过后的拖延症。然而,目前还没有模型和策略来预测人们在完成任务时的拖延症。本研究旨在探讨眼动和生理反应与拖延症的个体相关性。我们对18名参与者进行了实验室实验,并记录了他们在实验过程中的生理数据。参与者的拖延程度是根据在任务完成过程中收集的个人行为数据来计算的。对大多数被试来说,注视次数、注视率和皮肤温度的标准差与拖延有关。我们的初步发现可以用来指导未来的研究,通过结合眼动和生理反应与个人定制来建模拖延症。
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