A neuropsychologist might call it a failure of executive function or how you plan ahead and prioritize things.

A social psychologist on the other hand might see it as a problem relating to emotion regulation or trying to avoid bad feelings like stress

An evolutionary psychologists think it could be partly genetic even though all their approaches to studying it are a little bit

A 2014 study by researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder procrastination might even be part of our evolutionary makeup to try to figure out if there's a genetic component to procrastination.

In 2010 researchers from the City University of New York found that undergraduate students own reports of their executive function could predict their tendency to procrastinate

Canadian psychology professor Timothy pickles says that procrastination is giving in to feel good

2015 study in the Journal of behavioral medicine even found that serial procrastinators had trouble managing high blood pressure and heart disease

A few scientific studies done on what makes people more likely to overcome their procrastination most of these studies are conducted on undergrad psychology students and focus on academic procrastination