In a study of 1,200 people, Dierdorff found that they were much better at "arrangement" skills (getting tasks scheduled), and less proficient at task "awareness" and the ability to pivot in a high-pressure situation. Question 1 options: True False Question 2 (10 points) How can you use planning tools to your advantage? Question 2 options: Develop the skills you need prior to implementing a scheduling app. Don't rely on apps and planners to help fix gaps in your time "awareness." Schedule "protected" time to ensure that you have uninterrupted time to complete important projects. All of the above answers are correct! Question 3 (10 points) What is the relationship between perfectionism and procrastination? There are two correct answers. Question 3 options: Those who are perfectionists and procrastinators share a fear of failure, so many put off the task until they have the "right" time/space to execute. Procrastinators are lazy; perfectionists are high achievers. Perfectionists may set unrealistic expectations. When they find that they cannot meet their goals, they may give up or stay stuck. Choices 1 and 3 are correct Question 4 (10 points) How can you avoid the perfectionist/procrastinator loop? Question 4 options: Break down tasks in manageable pieces