Abstract
Procrastination is the voluntary delay of a predetermined course of action, although it is expected to make the situation worse. Procrastination exists in our lives, and affects our study and life all the time. About 80%-95% of college students agree that they have procrastination. This paper will focus on the analysis of the Behavior Mechanism of procrastination and the influence of procrastination on study, work and life.
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