Comparison of Smokers, Deprived Smokers, and Nonsmokers (Parrott & Garnham

Comparison of smokers, deprived smokers, and nonsmokers (Parrott & Garnham, 1998) showed smokers:

A) attempted more mental arithmetic problems both before and after the rest/cigarette break
B) attempted more mental arithmetic problems before but not after the rest/cigarette break
C) attempted more mental arithmetic problems after but not before the rest/cigarette break
D) have faster cognitive processing they smoked or were deprived of smoking

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