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Psychology says constant scrolling before work may be a form of avoidance

Procrastination often stems from evading unpleasant emotions tied to challenging tasks. People are naturally drawn to immediate pleasures rather than the long-term rewards of accomplishing their responsibilities. Studies show that while distractions such as social media offer a quick escape, they often lead to feelings of guilt. Techniques like dividing tasks into manageable parts and scheduling…

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    Psychology says constant scrolling before work may be a form of avoidance (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    Procrastination often stems from evading unpleasant emotions tied to challenging tasks. People are naturally drawn to immediate pleasures rather than the long-term rewards of accomplishing their responsibilities. Studies show that while distractions such as…

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