Coffee effects affect thinking and behavior

Therefore, one of the most consumed beverages in the world also has a psychological effect, according to a new study conducted by the University of Toronto published in the scientific magazine” Consciousness and Connection”.

Researchers have actually noted a trigger effect, thanks to which exposure to certain signals, even if it is small, can affect our thinking and behavior.

Through four separate studies and using a blend of participants from Western and Eastern cultures, they compared the effects of coffee and tea.

Researchers found that participants exposed to coffee-related incentives perceived the shortest time and thought in more concrete and precise conditions, Pash conveys.

The effect, however, was not so strong among the participants who had grown up in eastern cultures, which according to researchers are less dominated by coffee consumption.