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Abstract

In this paper we explore the potential correlation between procrastination and risk-taking and the potential gender differences in this correlation. We explored this by creating a survey centered around assessing procrastination and risk-taking and analyzing the response differences by gender. We found that when procrastination is seen as a form of thrill-seeking and risk-taking, gender differences are present.

Department

Psychology

Major

Psychology

First Advisor

Dr. Anne K. Gordon

First Advisor Department

Psychology

Second Advisor

Dr. Christopher M. Rump

Second Advisor Department

Applied Statistics and Operations Research

Publication Date

Spring 4-22-2024

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