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Causes Of Revenge Bedtime Procrastination

  • The journal Frontiers of Psychology suggested that revenge bedtime procrastination was negatively correlated with self-regulation. While people who engage in this behavior want to sleep, their behaviors do not align with their intentions.
  • people who engage in bedtime procrastination are more prone to procrastination in general.
  • People who are naturally prone to being so-called "night owls" might have to force themselves to wake up early.
  • The behavior might result from an interaction between various factors, including a person's natural sleep schedule and their self-control resources

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