Table 2.
Measurea | Withdrawal | Acute Caffeine Effectsb |
Chronic Caffeine Effectsc |
Tolerance |
---|---|---|---|---|
Doppler | ||||
Middle Cerebral Artery | ||||
Mean Velocity | Xd, e, f | X | ||
Systolic Velocity | Xd, e, f | X | ||
Diastolic Velocity | Xd, e, f | |||
Pulsatility Index | Xd, e, f | |||
Anterior Cerebral Artery | ||||
Mean Velocity | Xe, f | X | ||
Systolic Velocity | Xe, f | X | ||
Diastolic Velocity | Xe, f | X | ||
EEG | ||||
Relative Theta | Xd, e, f | |||
Relative Beta2 | Xe | X | X | |
Withdrawal Questionnaire | ||||
Tired | Xd, f | |||
POMS | ||||
Vigor Scale | Xg, h | |||
Fatigue Scale | X | |||
Friendly | X | Xg, h | ||
Lively | X | Xg, h | ||
Energetic | Xd, f | X | Xg, h | |
Fatigue | Xe, f | X | ||
Sluggish | ||||
Weary | Xd, f | X | Xg, h | |
Efficient | Xg | |||
Full of Pep | X | Xg, h | ||
Bushed | X | Xg, h |
Column 1 lists dependent measures that had significant main effects in the ANOVA
Column 3 shows which measures demonstrated evidence of acute caffeine effects (significant difference between Plac/Caff and Plac/Plac)
Column 4 shows which measures demonstrated evidence of chronic caffeine effects (significant difference between Caff/Caff and Plac/Plac)
Significant difference between Caff/Plac and Plac/Plac (a conservative test of withdrawal)
Significant difference between Caff/Plac and Caff/Caff (a test of naturalistic withdrawal)
Significant difference between Caff/Plac and combined chronic maintenance conditions (Caff/Caff, Plac/Plac) (an overall test of withdrawal)
Significant difference between Plac/Caff and Caff/Caff (a test of tolerance)
Significant difference between Plac/Caff and Caff/Caff AND no significant difference between Caff/Caff and Plac/Plac (a test of “complete tolerance” development for those measures)