Bluedorn, Allen C., Carol Felker Kaufman, and Paul M. Lane concluded that "developing an understanding of the monochronic/polychronic continuum will not only result in a better self-management but will also allow more rewarding job performances and relationships with people from different cultures and traditions."[10] Researchers have examined that predicting someone's polychronicity is plays an important role on productivity and individual well-being.[11] Researchers have developed the following questionnaires to measure polychronicity: