Regarding Procrastination, Which of the Following Statements Is FALSE

question 67

Multiple Choice

Regarding procrastination, which of the following statements is FALSE?

• A)Because students often equate grades with their personal worth, students who procrastinate can blame poor work on a late start rather than a lack of ability.
• B)Students with all-or-nothing work habits often procrastinate.
• C)Procrastinators tend to feel frustrated, bored, and guilty more often than those who do not procrastinate.
• D)Students who are perfectionists rarely procrastinate.

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