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KEY FEATURES: A student-friendly writing style makes the content more approachable for readers to retain. Personal stories from fellows of the Association of Psychological Science (APS) convey to readers that even the most distinguished experts make mistakes that can be avoided through examination. Critical thinking questions give students the opportunity to reflect on preceding essays. Stories from all areas of psychology appeal to learners beyond subfields of psychology.
Always Late: Causes and Consequences Far and Wide
Always Late: Causes and Consequences Far and Wide
I am always late.1 Late for meetings, late with feedback for students, late getting back to collaborators, late submitting reviews, late getting started on papers and grant applications, late for dinner, late for dates, and—yes—late with this chapter.
“Always late” has been one of the biggest impediments to my research—and in preparing this essay, I realize that it has high costs across multiple domains of life beyond good science. My New Year’s resolution is to drastically change this lifelong pattern, drawing on social-psychological research and some sound advice I give to students but don’t always follow myself.
The High Costs of Being Late
Most relevant to this volume, my research has ...
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