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Caffeine, impulsivity, and memory scanning: A comparison of two explanations for the Yerkes-Dodson Effect

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Caffeine, impulsivity, and memory scanning: A comparison of two explanations for the Yerkes-Dodson Effect (English)

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William Revelle

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Kristen Joan Anderson

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Mary Jean Lynch

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March 1989

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Motivation and Emotion

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13

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1-20

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