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The achievement motive and recall of interrupted and completed tasks.

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Published1953
Citations121
References17

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Personality and Psychotherapy

1951 • 1,165 citations

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1941 • 503 citations

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1938 • 349 citations

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1949 • 128 citations

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1949 • 98 citations

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1943 • 84 citations

A determinant of the relationship between rigidity and authoritarianism.

1953 • 80 citations

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1934 • 64 citations

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1938 • 56 citations

Recall of completed and incompleted activities under varying degrees of stress.

1949 • 53 citations

An experimental study of the role of the ego in work. II. The significance of task-orientation in work.

1944 • 52 citations

The effect of interruption, completion, and failure upon the attractiveness of activities.

1942 • 45 citations

An analysis of the use of the interruption-technique in experimental studies of "repression."

1948 • 22 citations

The interrupted task method in studies of selective recall: a reevaluation of some recent experiments.

1952 • 19 citations

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1952 • 18 citations

Studies in projective measurement of achievement motivation.

1950 • 13 citations

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1948 • 8 citations

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