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Statistical theory of strategic delay under a deadline
Delaying the start of tasks with deadlines is a widespread phenomenon that occurs across multiple domains. While delaying tasks can be maladaptive, here we propose that, in some situations, it results from an optimal time-management strategy. We propose a theoretical model of the strategic delay of
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