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PhD Theses Friesdorf, R. (in progress). El Gamal, M. (2015). On getting better and working hard: Using improvement as a heuristic for judging effort. Wiese, J. (2015). Backward planning: Examining consequences of planning direction for time prediction. Peetz, J. (2010). The \u201cbudget fallacy\u201d: Sources of accuracy and bias in personal spending predictions. [Recipient of the … <\/p>\n