英文摘要 |
The purpose of the study was to investigate the relationship among active procrastination, passive procrastination and academic burnout of college student in Taiwan. In accordance with this purpose, Active Procrastination Scale, Passive Procrastination Scale and Academic Burnout Scale were used to collect the data. The research sample was consisted of 573 college students. To identify the relationships among three variables, the obtained data was analyzed by one-way ANOVA, MANOVA, Pearson product moment correlation, Canonical correlation, and Multiple enter regression analysis. The results indicated that male college students exhibited more preference for pressure, intentional decision to procrastinate and outcome satisfaction than female. Analysis also revealed that there are significant correlations among active procrastination, passive procrastination and academic burnout. Furthermore, active procrastination and passive procrastination were significant predictors of academic burnout. Consequently, academic burnout was discovered to be associated with active procrastination and passive procrastination. Based on the findings of the research, suggestions and recommendations are addressed for educators in colleges, counseling professionals and future studies. |