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Subject: Research showing that keeping to-do lists improves productivity and motivation
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Asked by: jakeo-ga
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Posted: 25 Oct 2006 09:07 PDT
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Question ID: 776759

I would like to know if there is any scientific research showing that
keeping to-do lists (paper or PDA) improves organization, memory,
productivity and/or motivation.  I have already found plenty of
anecdotal evidence (wikipedia has some good links), but nothing
scientific.

A complete answer will provide links to at least 3 different research
papers about this topic.

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