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Brain imaging study links childhood trauma to chronic procrastination in adulthood - psypost.org

Published by PsyPost By Karina Petrova · 11 August 2026 at 23:15
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Brain imaging study links childhood trauma to chronic procrastination in adulthood - psypost.org
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Childhood trauma can leave a lasting mark on brain development. A new study reveals how these early neurobiological changes elevate anxiety and reduce self-control, paving the way for chronic procrastination in adulthood.

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