Saturday, March 30, 2013

re-evaluating the reasons to do a task increases motivation.

 re-evaluating the reasons to do a task increases motivation.

    Physical exercise. Studies have shown that jogs reduce stress. This means increased positive feelings.



Task difficulty refers to how hard it is to complete a task. Need for perfection is the desire to do a great job. They both cause procrastination, because they produce anxiety. This anxiety is the result of cognitive dissonance, what we call when we experience two conflicting perspectives. In procrastination, we want to succeed, but one hand, realize that the task is too hard. Hence, anxiety results.
When anxiety results, we close our mind. We become discouraged, and we start questioning ourselves. “How do I begin? Can I accomplish this? If so, how long would it take?” Hence, we spend time thinking everything through.

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