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21. Ibid.
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1. Sarah Young, “This Bizarre Phenomenon Can Stop You from Procrastinating,” The Independent, last modified March 9, 2018, www.independent.co.uk/life – style/procrastinating-how-to-stop-zeigarnik-effect-phenomenon-at-work – now-a8247076.html.
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8. Ibid.
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15. Ibid.
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1. Jim Kwik, “Kwik Brain with Jim Kwik: How to Concentrate with Dandapani,” Jim Kwik, October 8, 2019, https://jimkwik.com/kwik-brain-149-how-to – concentrate-with-dandapani/.
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