> This result suggests that people who are relatively optimistic about the future based on the chronological stress view are less likely to be severe procrastin

> This result suggests that people who are relatively optimistic about the future based on the chronological stress view are less likely to be severe procrastinators. This may suggest the importance of having a hopeful prospect in the future to avoid procrastinating on actions that should yield greater rewards in the future ? It suggests that habitual "non-procrastinators" (more probably, people who "do what needs to be done") have accrued a consolidated experience showing them that their attitude enables for a hopeful prospect in the future...