Caffeine intake reportedly helped participants identify complex global errors. A team of researchers led by psychologist John Brenye of Tufts University in Massachusetts compared two groups of people ...
Caffeine intake reportedly helped participants identify complex global errors. A team of researchers led by psychologist John Brenye of Tufts University in Massachusetts compared two groups of people to study the effects of different doses of caffeine on people's ability to read proofread articles.
Caffeine intake is reported to help subjects identify "complex overall errors". A team led by Brunye, a psychologist at Tufts University in Massachusetts, conducted a comparative experiment on two groups of people to study the effects of different doses of caffeine on people's ability to read proofreading articles.
