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Doesn't it seem, though that...

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Doesn't it seem, though that...

Doesn’t it seem, though that once you finished your break and completed your studying that you would close the loop and dump the info from your mind again? Or is that just me?

Incomplete tasks and the Zeigarnik Effect By: Merlin Mann (12 replies) September 5, 2005 - 7:12am
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