Effects of OLP intake on subjective task measures
OLP
Next, we analyzed participants’ subjective evaluation of their objective performance, namely effort invested, satisfaction with their performance, and perceived change from Baseline to Test.Regarding effort, we again found no effect of OLP intake on these outcomes and Bayesian analyses supported the null over the alternative hypothesis with anecdotal to substantial evidence (main effects of or interactions with group; all Regarding participants’ subjective assessment of their satisfaction with their own performance, the OLP group reported higher overall satisfaction, independent of time point in the d2 task as indicated by a main effect of group (Regarding participants’ subjective assessment of whether their cognitive performance changed in any of the objective tasks from Baseline to Test, we found no significant group effects or other differences and anecdotal (dual, 2-back), but mostly substantial (d2, Stroop, learning) evidence for the null compared to the alternative hypothesis regarding (all 