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Impact of Binge Watching on Academic Procrastination: An Empirical Research on University Students

Shweta Kastiya, Arti Sharma

Asian Journal of Education and Social Studies · pp. 1496–1506 · Published 25 Oct 2025

10.9734/ajess/2025/v51i102586

Abstract

This research examines the association between binge-watching and procrastination within the university cohort. Examining the observing and binge-watching behaviours along with procrastination tendencies of 270 people provided useful data. Results depicted binge-watching and procrastination as positively correlated behaviours. With this in mind, it can be concluded that binge-watching, procrastination of academic tasks and especially the delay of tasks due to the consumption of other media, should be of concern in order to see the positive shift in binge-watching among university students focuses media consumption. This shows the need to implement wellness strategies to promote healthier media consumption.

Academic procrastination binge-watching media consumption behaviours

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