Memory for Completed and Incompleted Tasks as a Function of Personality

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• The interruption of tasks

  Earl C Butterfield•Psychological Bulletin•1964

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• Investigations of repression

  David S Holmes•Psychological Bulletin•1974

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• Affect and memory

  Paul H Blaney•Psychological Bulletin•1986

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• Zeigarnik effect, "reversed Zeigarnik effect," and personality

  Willem Claeys•Journal of Personality and Social…•1969

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• Ego Involvement as an Experimental Variable

  Open Access•Marvin A Iverson, Mary E Reuder•Psychological Reports•1956

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• Personality determinants of repressive and obsessive reactions to failure-stress

  Albert J Caron, Michael A Wallach•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1959

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• Ego strength and the recall of tasks

  Sidney M Jourard•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1954

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• The consistency of psychological defenses against threat

  Richard S Lazarus, Nicholas Longo et al.•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1953

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• Predicting the direction of selective recall

  Thelma G Alper•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1957

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• Is there a mechanism of perceptual defense? A reply to Postman, Bronson, and Gropper

  Richard S Lazarus•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1954

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• Recall of interrupted tasks under stress

  Albert J Caron, Michael A Wallach•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1957

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• Memory for socially relevant material

  Thelma G Alper, Sheldon J Korchin•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1952

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• Body awareness and selective memory for body versus non-body references1

  Open Access•Seymour Fisher•Journal of Personality•1964

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• Frustration and the Quality of Performance

  Open Access•Ian K Waterhouse, Irvin L Child•Journal of Personality•1953

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• Recall of Interrupted and Non‐interrupted Tasks as a Function of Experimentally Induced Anxiety and Motivational Relevance of the Task Stimuli 1

  Open Access•Charles D Smock•Journal of Personality•1957

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• Differential recall of successes and failures

  Open Access•Thomas G Tudor, David S Holmes•Journal of Research in Personality•1973

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• Human Nature in the Light of Psychopathology

  Kurt Goldstein•Human Nature in the Light of…•1940

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• Untersuchungen zur Handlungs- und Affektpsychologie

  Open Access•Kurt Lewin•Psychological Research•1927

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• A Study of Personality Syndromes

  Open Access•Daniel Horn, Daniel M Horn•Journal of Personality•1944

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• Concerning Rigidity

  Open Access•Kurt Goldstein•Journal of Personality•1943

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• An Experimental Study of the Triadic Hypothesis

  Open Access•Saul Rosenzweig, Seymour B Sarason et al.•Journal of Personality•1942

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• The realistic synthesis

  Roberg W White, Silvan S Tomkin et al.•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1945

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• Memory for completed and incompleted tasks as a function of personality

  Thelma G Alper•Journal of Abnormal & Social…•1946

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