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This assignment is to be completed with A+ original work and is due by Saturday April 16, 2016 at 12:00pm (Eastern Standard Time).

Write in 80 words or less, explain how procrastination could be altered by changing the realistic goal setting (both short and long term) behind the behavior. AND COMPLETE the attached worksheet completely with references and in-text citations when needed.

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Procrastination often stems from setting unrealistic or overly ambitious goals, which can lead to feelings of overwhelm and avoidance. By establishing realistic, achievable short-term and long-term goals, individuals can mitigate feelings of anxiety associated with task completion. Clear, manageable goals foster motivation and promote consistent progress, diminishing the tendency to delay tasks. Adjusting goal-setting strategies encourages a sense of accomplishment and control, thereby reducing procrastinatory behavior. Properly aligned goals enhance self-efficacy, making tasks seem more attainable and less daunting, which effectively curtails procrastination.

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