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Running Head: Caffeine, EEG, HR, and Persuasion 1 Caffeine 2025

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The document is an Honors thesis by Kelly Coney that investigates the effects of caffeine and mood on brain activity, heart rate, and attitude change. It explores how caffeine influences susceptibility to persuasion, particularly in relation to viewing emotionally charged images and reading persuasive arguments about senior comprehensive exams. The study finds that while caffeine did not significantly affect attitude change, it revealed interesting physiological responses, such as a decrease in heart rate among caffeine users, suggesting withdrawal effects may play a role. The research highlights the complex interactions between caffeine, mood, and cognitive processing in the context of persuasion.

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How much does caffeine increase heart rate bpm?

Acute administration of high doses of caffeine is known to increase mean arterial pressure, which in turn can cause a decrease in ICP to maintain cerebral perfusion pressure; however, we found no differences in the respiratory ICP waves after the administration of caffeine.

Does caffeine affect EEG results?

Lights, especially bright or flashing ones. Certain medicines, such as sedatives. Drinks that have caffeine, such as coffee, cola, and tea, which can sometimes change the EEG results (they almost never interfere docHubly with the interpretation of the test) Oily hair or the presence of hair spray.

How does caffeine affect vestibular testing?

CONCLUSION. In the present study, the results of the vestibular test after the intake of moderate doses of coffee were similar to the results with suspension of coffee intake up to 24 hours before the test. Interruption proved to be unnecessary.

What can cause abnormal EEG results?

Abnormal results on an EEG test may be due to: Abnormal bleeding (hemorrhage) in the brain. An abnormal structure in the brain (such as a brain tumor) Tissue death due to a blockage in blood flow (cerebral infarction, also called a stroke) Medicine or illegal drug or alcohol abuse. Head injury. Migraines (in some cases)

What does caffeine do to gaba?

Caffeine reduces [3H]-GABA uptake via GAT-1 and increases [3H]-GABA release.

How long do you have to be off caffeine before an EEG?

The common instructions given are: Wash your hair with shampoo, but do not use any hair care products. Take your usual medications unless instructed otherwise. Avoid consuming anything with caffeine for 8 to 12 hours before the test.

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