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Social Media Use and Procrastination Rates by marieclairemarty19 is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This document reviews several studies that explored the relationship between increased social media use and higher rates of procrastination. The studies used the temporal motivation theory to measure procrastination and link it to social media use. The findings from most of the studies confirmed that procrastination increased due to indirect effects of social media like peer pressure, curiosity from notifications, and addictive designs. Specifically, two studies found strong positive relationships between s

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marieclairemarty19

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