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Smoking Impairs Complex Thinking Skills by rawaida_hayani is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The passage summarizes a study that tested the effects of smoking and nicotine deprivation on cognitive performance. Psychologist George Spilich conducted a series of tests using three groups: non-smokers, actively smoking smokers, and smokers deprived of nicotine. The tests increased in complexity from simple reaction time to memory, analytical thinking, and simulated driving. Across all tests, non-smokers consistently outperformed smokers, with deprived smokers scoring between active smokers and non-smoke
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