Lack of motivation could cause us to procrastinate?

• A. False
• B. Not sure
• C. True
• D. Sometimes

Answer: (C)

Motivation gives you the push to start and keep working on a task; when that push is weak or missing, tasks feel heavier and delaying them becomes easier. Procrastination is the act of postponing tasks despite knowing you should do them. So if motivation is lacking, you’re more likely to put off work, which is exactly what procrastination is. In a sheet-metal setting, this might show up as delaying measurements, cutting, or assembly until the last minute, which can raise stress and mistakes. Other factors can contribute to procrastination, but lacking motivation is a common and plausible cause.