Psychology says people who keep scrolling, chatting or watching videos instead of starting work may be avoiding the discomfort of getting started

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Psychology says people who keep scrolling, chatting or watching videos instead of starting work may be avoiding the discomfort of getting started - The Times of India

You have an important assignment to finish, an email to write or a presentation to prepare. You know it needs your attention, and you have enough time to begin.

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Psychology says people who keep scrolling, chatting or watching videos instead of starting work may be avoiding the discomfort of getting started - The Times of India

Psychology says children who sing while getting dressed, eating or playing may be doing more than just having fun - The Times of India

Psychology says people who prefer candid photos to posed ones may be doing more than just chasing Instagram aesthetics - The Times of India

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