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Originally Posted by zinco14532323
I am the master procrastinator. If you are smart and work good under pressure you can get away with it which makes it worse.
It is definitely a symptom of something and not a disorder itself.
Maybe just addicted to the rush of pulling it off.
Are you able to calculate how much time a particular paper will take to do a good job and the start it that amount of time before it is due?
I would think that the harder assignments get and the more research needed to do a good job the riskier it would be.
My daughter is just like me but always made the mistake of waiting to long to do a good job and her grades suffered.
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Yeah, in a way I can calculate the amount of time needed. I've never been late in my work. The harder the assignment, the bigger the thrill
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Originally Posted by zinco14532323
I don't know where you are in school or what you are studying but if you waited until one hour before a final in college core biology to study for it and it was 25% of your grade you would be in a world of hurt. Unless you have a photographic memory or something.
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Tests are easier in terms of procrastination than papers are because I just listen in class. I don't read the textbook or study before a test, so I just rely on previous memory from the lecture. It's worked pretty well for me so far, and I don't get below the range of 98-100+%.
I actually just graduated
and I'm going for another degree now.