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Effects of Exercise and Nicotine on Cognition in Smokers
Adult smokers will participate in a two stage testing trial, where the first stage will utilize a within-subject counterbalance design and individuals will participate in both conditions. The second stage will utilize a two-arm randomized control trail. The two conditions are (a) moderate intensity exercise and (b) nicotine inhalation. The primary measure of assessment will be reaction time and accuracy on the N-back task.
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