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This research investigates how procrastination relates to the vividness experienced during episodic future thinking.

March 12, 2026The Proceedings of the Annual Convention of the Japanese Psychological Association0 citationsOpen Access

Association between procrastination and vividness in episodic future thinking

JDJiawei DongYamagata University Hospital MKMasanori KobayashiYamagata University

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This research investigates how procrastination relates to the vividness experienced during episodic future thinking.
Utilized quantitative analysis of correlations from existing literature.
Examined sensory perceptual qualities in relation to vividness.
Considered various statistical measures to assess associations.
Found significant negative correlation between procrastination and vividness in future thinking.
Noted varying strengths of association across different studies.
Identified a trend where increased procrastination correlates with reduced vividness.

Abstract

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