Effective Time Management: Strategies for Better Choices
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Effective Time Management: Strategies for Better Choices

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Master time management by learning effective systems and frameworks to guide your attention.

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  1. 11 July 2026 · corrected by Emir Baycan

    2 corrections applied: The 2021 PLOS ONE time-management meta-analysis was led by Brad Aeon (with Aida Faber and Alexandra Panaccio), not 'Alyson Hurst.' | The task-switching / switch-cost findings attributed to Meyer come from Rubinstein, Meyer & Evans (2001) in JEP:HPP, not the cited cognitive-ageing paper.

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    A 2021 meta-analysis by Alyson Hurst and colleagues at Concordia University ... Meyer, D.E., Evans, J.E., Lauber, E.J. & Gmeindl, L. (2001). Executive control...

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    A 2021 meta-analysis by Brad Aeon and colleagues at Concordia University ... Rubinstein, J.S., Meyer, D.E. & Evans, J.E. (2001). Executive control of cognitive processes in task switching.

    Why: Verified live: both corrections (Brad Aeon attribution, Rubinstein/Meyer/Evans 2001 citation) already correctly applied in body and bibliography. FAQ mentions David Meyer's task-switching research generically without citing a specific unverified paper. No further action needed.

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