precrastination

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procrastination (拖延症) 的前缀改成 pre- (在……之前)

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precrastination (通常不可數, 複數 precrastinations)

  1. 提早症,提前症,超前症
    • 2017, David A. Rosenbaum, Knowing Hands: The Cognitive Psychology of Manual Control, Cambridge University Press, →ISBN頁號 234:
      Lanyun Gong and Cory Potts, the two students with whom I did this work, and I conducted a number of experiments to check our precrastination interpretation.
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    • 2017, Wasif Haq, Interpreting Procrastination; Key to Success, Happiness and Wellness[1], Lulu Press, Inc, →ISBN,頁號 81:
      It is foreseeable that if we do not enjoy the process involved in completing a task, we will choose procrastination or precrastination to minimize the time we need to spend to do a task.
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    • Erik WinkowskCredit (2019-03-25), “Precrastination: When the Early Bird Gets the Shaft”, The New York Times[2], 存档自原始网页2019-07-04, 取回于2019-07-04
    • Oliver Burkeman (2014-06-05), “This column will change your life: precrastination”, The Guardian[3], 存档自原始网页2019-07-04, 取回于2019-07-04

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  • 2017, David A. Rosenbaum, Knowing Hands: The Cognitive Psychology of Manual Control, Cambridge University Press, →ISBN頁號 234:
    My colleagues and I called this tendency “precrastination.” The term was meant to connote the opposite of procrastination, the tendency to put off until later what you can do right away. Pre-crastination is the tendency to do too soon what might be better done later.
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