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Dawdling at Dusk: Affect and Bedtime Procrastination
Why don’t people go to bed on time? Most research on bedtime procrastination has focused on individual differences (e.g., self-regulation, chronotype), potentially conflating between-person patterns with within-person processes. To address this, we examined whether affective valence and arousal pred
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