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Conscientiousness and the prediction of task duration: Evidence of the role of personality in time prediction
Accuracy in predicting the duration necessary to complete a task is an important dimension of daily fife. There exists a large degree of variation in an individual's accuracy in predicting task duration. One domain suggested to influence accuracy of predicting duration is that of personality factors
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