One Study Found That Physicians Who Were Given Candy Were

question 124

Multiple Choice

One study found that physicians who were given candy were faster and more accurate in diagnosing a case study than physicians who weren't given candy. Additional research suggests that these results can best be explained by the idea that ____.

• A) sugar (temporarily) enhances problem-solving ability
• B) being in a good mood enhances problem-solving ability
• C) arousal (whether positive or negative) enhances problem-solving ability
• D) being given incentives enhances problem-solving ability

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Definitions:

Normal Saline Instillation

The process of introducing a salt water solution, usually isotonic to body fluids, into the body for medical purposes, such as cleansing or hydration.

Oral Endotracheal Tube

A tube inserted through the mouth into the trachea to maintain an open airway or to deliver certain medications.

Gum Line

The boundary area where the gums meet the teeth, important in dental health for identifying issues like gum disease or recession.

Repositioning Tube

A procedure or device designed to adjust the placement of medical tubing within the body to ensure proper function and comfort.