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PMA 1: I forget to cancel contracts on time, like trial subscriptions for newspapers.
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− 0.48
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0.40†
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− 0.54
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0.33†
|
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PMA 2: I remember to run errands that need to be completed within a specific timeframe, like picking up my laundry from the dry cleaner before it closes.
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0.49
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0.30†
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0.48
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0.29†
|
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PMA 3: If I’ve borrowed something from someone for a while, I remember to give it back to that person the next time we see each other.
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0.60
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0.33†
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0.56
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0.32†
|
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PMA 4: I forget to call a friend again after I could not reach him or her on the first try.
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− 0.32
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0.36†
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− 0.36
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0.32†
|
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PMA 5: I receive overdue notifications because I forget to pay bills on time.
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− 0.42
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0.44†
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− 0.45
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0.39†
|
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PMA 6: I am able to remind myself of phone calls I need to make, such as calling a friend on his or her birthday.
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0.61
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0.31†
|
0.62
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0.30†
|
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PMA 7: I remember my appointments which are coming up in a few days without writing them down.
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0.55
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0.33†
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0.56
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0.31†
|
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PMA 8: I do not send e-mails or letters on time, even when I wrote myself a reminder to do so.
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− 0.50
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0.41†
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− 0.55
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0.37†
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PMSi 1: Even when I’m busy doing other things, I deliberately try to keep unfinished tasks in mind so that I do not forget them.
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0.56
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0.59
|
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PMSi 2: In the morning, I go through the day‘s tasks in my head so that I do not forget to remember something.
|
0.65
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0.66
|
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PMSi 3: When I have to complete steps in a specific order, such as when I am baking, I visualize the sequence of steps before starting.
|
0.57
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0.58
|
|
PMSi 4: After completing a task, I check once again whether I took care of everything, like turning off the stove after cooking.
|
0.49
|
0.47
|
|
PMSi 5: In my mind, I make a list of things that I still have to complete.
|
0.67
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0.70
|
|
PMSi 6: I think of my to-do list while I am busy doing something else, like washing dishes or working out.
|
0.67
|
0.71
|
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PMSi 7: Before I go shopping, I picture where the products I need are located in the store, so that I do not forget to pick them up when I walk through the aisles.
|
0.51
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0.50
|
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PMSe 1: I write myself a to-do list to remind me of things that I still need to accomplish.
|
0.75
|
0.78
|
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PMSe 2: I write shopping lists.
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0.58
|
0.64
|
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PMSe 3: When I have to take something with me the next morning, like a letter or a library book, I put it in my bag the evening before so that I will not forget it the next day.
|
0.48
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0.49
|
|
PMSe 4: I keep a calendar with all of my appointments.
|
0.51
|
0.53
|
|
PMSe 5: To help me remember to do things, I stick “Post-It “notes in obvious places.
|
0.61
|
0.60
|
|
PMSe 6: I put things in prominent places so that I’m reminded of tasks I need to do (for example, putting a full trash bag in front of the door so I do not forget to take it out).
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0.55
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0.54
|
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PMSe 7: For things that I need to do on a regular basis, I plan to do them at the same time each day (for example, always taking my medication in the evening before brushing my teeth).
|
0.40
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0.38
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