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. 2016 Jun 20;113(27):7470–7474. doi: 10.1073/pnas.1601243113

Table S1.

Responses from authors when queried about recruitment methods

No. Response
1 “We were definitely explicit about cognitive training and the potential for improving intelligence. We wanted to stack the deck toward seeing effects in as many ways as possible.”
2 “Our advertisements did state the improvement of memory.”
3 “We informed them [participants]…that they may profit from the training.”
4 “Yes, the participants were informed that were participating in a cognitive training study.”
5 “The flyer said that we're looking for participants for a cognitive training study.”
6 “I don’t remember exactly the how announcement or posting were worded, but I’m pretty sure “working memory training” or “train your brain” were in there somewhere.”
7 “Thanks for your interest in my cognitive training experiments.”
8 “We never used the words brain training or cognitive training in describing the study.”