Despite the relevance of the notion of committed action in the study of procrastination, this
construct and theoretical approach has been largely absent in past research. The aim of this
study was to investigate whether the variable of committed action from the Psychological
Flexibility (PF) model drawn from Acceptance and Commitment Therapy would add
incremental variance in the prediction of self-reported procrastination over and above the
variables of: psychological distress, acceptance, cognitive fusion, and attention to the …