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Ch. 1. Understanding Time and its Relationship to Individual Time Management

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Ch. 2. What are Temporal Structures?

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Ch. 3. Time Management and Temporal Personalities

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Ch. 4. Calendar Tools: Current Practices, New Prototypes and Proposed Designs

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Ch. 5. Investigating Temporal Structure Usage in Individual Time Management Practices: Two In-Depth Field Interviews

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Ch. 6. Individual Time Management Profiles: Electronic Calendar Tool Selection, Use and Issues

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Ch. 7. Identifying what Constitutes the Quality of Individual Time Management and How Individuals Process Temporal Structure Information: A Survey Study Design

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Ch. 8. How Academics Exhibit their Time Management Behaviors through Various Temporal Structure Usage: Descriptive Analysis Results from a Large Survey

Ch. 9. Who are Effective Time Managers? Bivariate Correlation Analysis and Hypotheses Testing

Ch. 10. What is the Relationship between the Quality of Individual Time Management and Temporal Structure Usage?: Building and Testing a Research Model

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Ch. 11. Input from Users: Personal Time Management Hints, Current Electronic Calendar Tool Difficulties and Desired Features

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Ch. 12. Relationship between Calendar Tool Design and Temporal Structure Usage: A Small Longitudinal User Study

Ch. 13. Conclusion, Contribution and Implications to Future Electronic Calendar Tool Design

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Ch. 14. E-Scheduling

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Ch. 15. Management of the Learning Space

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Appendices

About the Author

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Blount S. & Janicik G. A. (2001). When plans change: Examining how people evaluate timing changes in work organizations. Academy of Management Review, 26(4), 566–585. doi:10.2307/3560242

Bluedorn A. C. (2002). The human organization of time: Temporal realities and experience. Stanford, CA: Sanford University Press.

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