Examining the Origin of Decision-Making Blockage and Procrastination: A Study Utilizing Cognitive Neuroscience and Genomics

Abstract

Procrastination, the deliberate postponement of important tasks, is a prevalent issue with significant impact on individuals' lives. This study delves into the relationship between decision-making blockage and procrastination, investigating how the fear of failure, perfectionism, lack of self-confidence, and information overload can influence this behavior by analyzing intelligence, personality traits, utilizing cognitive neuroscience, and exploring genetic aspects.