PSY108 PSY 108_Project_Two_Milestone.docx- Snhu

PSY108 PSY 108_Project_Two_Milestone.docx- Snhu

How might being intrinsically or extrinsically motivated relate to procrastination? intrinsically motivated directly relates to procrastination because it has the basis of seeking instant gratification instead of challenging work. extrinsically motivated has more to do with end goals such as money, fame, or profession people who are more extrinsically are normally less likely to procrastinate. Resilience When might procrastination be considered a good thing? procrastination can be a good thing when you are overworked or overstressed meaning you need a break. procrastination can provide a break with that instant gratification that might help you in the long run. According to the speaker, how can our inner “rational decision-maker” and “instant gratification seeker” coexist? sometimes the two come together and agree on the basic things that “just make sense”. How do you think we can reframe procrastination in a more adaptive way to promote resilience? I think we can use procrastination in our favor everyone needs a break at some point. These “breaks” can give us more stamina in the long run as long as we can control this procrastination. In time this process can make us more resilient.

PSY108 PSY 108_Project_Two_Milestone.docx- Snhu

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