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Table 1.

Distribution of socio-demographic characteristics in the German population and in the present sample.

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Table 2.

Procrastination in the general population according to demographic characteristics.

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Fig 1.

Procrastination scores across the life span according to sex.

Note: Post hoc analyses were performed using the Scheffe’-Tests revealing 1>2–6; 2>4,5; 3>5. Age group 14–29 yrs.: Ntotal = 423; Nmale = 208; Nfemale = 215; 30–39 yrs.: Ntotal = 339; Nmale = 153; Nfemale = 186; 40–49 yrs.: Ntotal = 462; Nmale = 213; Nfemale = 249; 50–59 yrs.: Ntotal = 501; Nmale = 229; Nfemale = 272; 60–69 yrs.: Ntotal = 420; Nmale = 211; Nfemale = 209; ≥ 70 yrs.: Ntotal = 371; Nmale = 157; Nfemale = 214.

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Table 3.

Correlations between procrastination, age, income, depression, anxiety, fatigue, stress and the domains of life satisfaction (N = 2506–2521).

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Table 4.

Predictors of procrastination.

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