Pigeons are also procrastinators. In life, people only think that only humans can produce such procrastination. In fact, many creatures have this procrastination, but people have not completely carried out some systematic scientific experiments to confirm it. However, some people have found that animals have such procrastination after doing experiments. It may not be called this in their animals, but compared with the behavior of human rescue, this is procrastination. Southern Connecticut State University set up a research team to do a series of experiments on pigeons, and finally proved that pigeons have such procrastination.

First, the experimental content Because pigeons have a lower IQ than humans, there is no way to give them some guidance through some languages and so on. Only some task quantity and task completion time can be used for standardization. During the experiment, the research team assigned pigeons tasks with different task sizes and different start times, and asked them to perform a series of tasks, so they finally chose the big task, but the completion time was relatively late. So I gave up those small tasks, but I could finish them right away. Therefore, people can see from the experimental results that pigeons have procrastination.

Second, the similarity between pigeons and humans In terms of procrastination, pigeons and humans are actually very similar. Humans will also have such procrastination in their lives. They like to complete some big tasks, but the time will be longer, and they are unwilling to complete small tasks, that is, tasks that are completed immediately. In fact, among some people with serious procrastination, people are so procrastinating even when they do big tasks, which may eventually lead to the task not being completed within the specified time.

Whether people or animals, in fact, when doing something, we should achieve an efficient completion and try to avoid procrastination in life.