The simple thought of coffee could give your brain a boost, reveals a new study conducted by University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management. For the experiment, groups of people were exposed to tea and coffe-related cues that aroused the thought without actually drinking coffee. The results showed that exposing them to images did improve their mental alertness and they even percieved time as shorter!
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