Matthew galliot and his colleagues asked participants to engage in an initial self-control task, such as suppressing their emotions. next, participants drank kool-aid sweetened with either sugar or an artificial sweetener. how did the drink affect participants' performance on a later self-control task?

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Jimena

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20 April, 12:40

Matthew galliot and his colleagues asked participants to engage in an initial self-control task, such as suppressing their emotions. next, participants drank kool-aid sweetened with either sugar or an artificial sweetener. how did the drink affect participants' performance on a later self-control task?

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Toots · Answer 1

I believe the answer is: Participants who drank the sugar drink did better on the second self-control task.

Consuming artificial sweetener would give a boost of energy that make them hyper reacting for a short period of time but would most likely to crash in few hours.

Because of this, the participants who have sugar drink would most likely to perform on self-control task.