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Coffee with Colleagues: Caffeine is a “Social” Enhancer
By Nadira Faber
The coffee you are having with your colleagues at a business meeting does more than keep you awake. Many of us know that caffeine can help with alertness and working memory – the first systematic study on caffeine and performance, sponsored by Coca-Cola, was published over 100 years ago. But did you know caffeine can also have “social” effects?
Posted in Bioethics, Enhancement, Ethics, Food and Drink, Nadira Faber's Posts, Neuroethics, Science, Uncategorized | Tagged caffeine, coffee, groups, performance, social psychology
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