Take part in procrastination research! 

You're invited to take part in a research project exploring fiction writers' relationship with procrastination.

Most writing-related procrastination research has focused on university students and academics. This project focuses exclusively on fiction writers. The research will explore the factors that enhance and reduce procrastination, so the full range of fiction writers' experience of procrastination will be relevant.  
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Taking part is straightforward.

Step one – register your name below.

Step two - you'll be directed to a brief, online, anonymous questionnaire. 

The questionnaire will be open until this Sunday, 3rd July.

register here

And PLEASE, let your writer friends know about the project!

Simply send them this link: http://www.amindofonesown.com/research.html
                                                  
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Who can register ?

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How do I take part?

When will the research take place?

​What's involved?


​How long will it take?

Any fiction writer 18 years or older is invited to take part.  Poets, novelists, short story writers, screenwriters, playwrights or other. The project is open to Australian and international writers, female and male, published or not, and with or without procrastination tendencies. All perspectives welcome, in other words!

Register now by clicking the registration button above.


​The research questionnaire is open now and will close on Sunday 3rd July.


First register by clicking the registration button above, then you'll be directed to an anonymous online survey.  All that's involved is completeing the anonymous survey and submitting it on line.

The survey will take around 10 minutes to complete.

How will I find out the research results?

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​What about privacy?

What if I change my mind?

Participants who register will receive information about the results once the research is finished later in 2016.


All registration details will be treated confidentially.  All survey responses will be anonymous - your identity will not be linked in any way to your responses. I will never know how you respond.
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Particpation is voluntary. Registration does not commit you to taking part in the research.  You can withdraw at any time before survey responses are collected.