Adolescents' Academic Procrastination Scale
Age Range
14Y – 17Y
Credits
40
Mode
Online
About this assessment
Refers to a behavioural inclination to intentionally and irrationally delay academic tasks despite awareness of unfavourable consequences. It is linked to poor self-regulation, low motivation, poor time management, and underperformance.
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