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Text 2 Caffeinated coffee is a common ally in workplaces worldwide, often perceived as a productivity booster by office workers. The stimulating effect of caffeine, the main active component in the beverage, has been scientifically associated with enhanced cognitive functions and work performance. By blocking the adenosine receptors in the brain, caffeine helps maintain alertness, fight fatigue, and enhance overall concentration - key factors in workplace productivity. Several studies have shown that moderate consumption of caffeinated coffee can significantly benefit office workers. For instance, it has been found to enhance short-term recall and problem-solving skills, fostering creativity and innovation, which are crucial in many professional settings. On mundane tasks demanding attention to detail, workers who consumed caffeinated coffee were found to be more careful and made fewer mistakes, thereby enhancing precision andefficiency. In addition to enhancing performance, drinking caffeinated coffee is also associated with improving mood, due to the release of dopamine triggered by caffeine. As such, it can provide workers an emotional lift to inspire a more positive work atmosphere, indirectly enhancing team collaboration and workplace satisfaction. However, it is crucial to note that each individual may react differently to caffeine and that its consumption should be within moderate bounds to avoidpotential adverse effects like sleep disturbances andanxiety. What is the best title for Text 1? a.The UnexpectedConnection Between Coffee andShopping b.The Effects Of CaffeinatedCoffee On Retail Store Design c.How Coffee Consumption Influences Impulse Purchasing d.The Impact of Caffeine on Shopping Decisions e.How Dopamine Affects Shopping Behavior 2. The question is basedon the following passages. Text 1 An international study spearheadedby the University of South Florida (USF) has discovered a link between caffeine and consumer behavior. The research found that caffeine consumption can influence what shoppers buy as well as how much they spend.
The research experiment, which occurred at retail outlets that often offer coffee beverages near their entrances, analyzed the behavior of shoppers who drank caffeinated coffee before shopping. The Journal of Marketing published the findings, revealing that these individuals spent around 50% more money and purchased almost 30% more items than those who drank decaffeinated coffee or water. "Dopamine is released in the brain by caffeine, a strong stimulant. Consequently, cases of impulsive buying increase due to an enhanced energetic state and decreased self-control. It results in the individual purchasing a greater number of goods and spending more," explained lead author Dipayan Biswas, the Frank Harvey EndowedProfessor of Marketing at USF. The study also established a difference in the kind of items purchased, with caffeinated coffee drinkers more prone to impulse buying. These individuals purchased more non-essential items, such as fragrances and scented candles. However, there was only a slight variation in the purchase of utility goods like kitchen utensils between the caffeinatedgroup andthose who hadwater or decaf coffee. The effects of caffeine on shopping habits were also tested in an online shopping context, receiving similar results. "Consumers intending to reduce impulsive expenses should stay clear of caffeinated drinks before shopping, signifying that although moderate caffeine consumption may have health benefits, it can lead to unintentional consequences when shopping," Biswas advised. Text 2 Caffeinated coffee is a common ally in workplaces worldwide, often perceived as a productivity booster by office workers. The stimulating effect of caffeine, the main active component in the beverage, has been scientifically associated with enhanced cognitive functions and work performance. By blocking the adenosine receptors in the brain, caffeine helps maintain alertness, fight fatigue, and enhance overall concentration - key factors in workplace productivity. Several studies have shown that moderate consumption of caffeinated coffee can significantly benefit office workers. For instance, it has been found to enhance short-term recall and problem-solving skills, fostering creativity and innovation, which are crucial in many professional settings. On mundane tasks demanding attention to detail, workers who consumed caffeinated coffee were found to be more careful and made fewer mistakes, thereby enhancing precision andefficiency. In addition to enhancing performance, drinking caffeinated coffee is also associated with improving mood, due to the release of dopamine triggered by caffeine. As such, it can provide workers an emotional lift to inspire a more i i k h i di l h i ll b i d
positive work atmosphere, indirectly enhancing team collaboration and workplace satisfaction. However, it is crucial to note that each individual may react differently to caffeine and that its consumption should be within moderate bounds to avoidpotential adverse effects like sleep disturbances andanxiety. What is the relationship between Text 1 andText 2? a.They both focus on the benefits of caffeine consumption in enhancing productivity andshopping habits. b.Both texts discuss the effect of caffeine, but from different perspectives andscenarios. c.Text 1 andText 2 both examine the negative impacts of caffeine in different contexts. d.Text 2 offers a rebuttal to arguments made in Text 1 about caffeine consumption. e.They both discuss the positive andnegative outcomes of drinking coffee. 3. The question is basedon the following passages. Text 1 An international study spearheadedby the University of South Florida (USF) has discovered a link between caffeine and consumer behavior. The research found that caffeine consumption can influence what shoppers buy as well as how much they spend. The research experiment, which occurred at retail outlets that often offer coffee beverages near their entrances, analyzed the behavior of shoppers who drank caffeinated coffee before shopping. The Journal of Marketing published the findings, revealing that these individuals spent around 50% more money and purchased almost 30% more items than those who drank decaffeinated coffee or water. "Dopamine is released in the brain by caffeine, a strong stimulant. Consequently, cases of impulsive buying increase due to an enhanced energetic state and decreased self-control. It results in the individual purchasing a greater number of goods and spending more," explained lead author Dipayan Biswas, the Frank Harvey EndowedProfessor of Marketing at USF. The study also established a difference in the kind of items purchased, with caffeinated coffee drinkers more prone to impulse buying. These individuals purchased more non-essential items, such as fragrances and scented candles. H th l li ht i ti i th h f tilit d lik