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    Coffee may have both positive and negative effects on college students. Several studies showed that coffee improved memory performance and explicit memory in college students, which could benefit students taking morning exams. However, other research found that most college freshmen experienced at least one symptom of caffeine withdrawal, showing coffee use could also have negative side effects. Additional articles outlined various health benefits of coffee, such as reduced risk of cancer and neurological disorders, but also noted that coffee only improves short-term memory during sleep deprivation and not long-term memory. The evidence is mixed on whether coffee has an overall positive or negative impact on college students.

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    Coffee may have both positive and negative effects on college students. Several studies showed that coffee improved memory performance and explicit memory in college students, which could benefit students taking morning exams. However, other research found that most college freshmen experienced at least one symptom of caffeine withdrawal, showing coffee use could also have negative side effects. Additional articles outlined various health benefits of coffee, such as reduced risk of cancer and neurological disorders, but also noted that coffee only improves short-term memory during sleep deprivation and not long-term memory. The evidence is mixed on whether coffee has an overall positive or negative impact on college students.

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    Coffee may have both positive and negative effects on college students. Several studies showed that coffee improved memory performance and explicit memory in college students, which could benefit students taking morning exams. However, other research found that most college freshmen experienced at least one symptom of caffeine withdrawal, showing coffee use could also have negative side effects. Additional articles outlined various health benefits of coffee, such as reduced risk of cancer and neurological disorders, but also noted that coffee only improves short-term memory during sleep deprivation and not long-term memory. The evidence is mixed on whether coffee has an overall positive or negative impact on college students.

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    Does Coffee Have a Positive or Negative Effects on College
    Students?

    Lorien Aragon
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    Sherman, Stephanie M., et al. “Caffeine Enhances Memory Performance in Young


    Adults during Their Non-Optimal Time of Day.” Frontiers in Psychology, vol 7, n.d.
    EBSCOhost,
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    =edswss&AN=000387516700001&site=eds-live&scope=site.
    This Journal Article presents the results of an experiment that tested whether coffee
    improved a college student’s performance on exams. The experiment involved a group of
    participants who consumed coffee in the morning and performed specific tasks that involved
    their memory. The study showed that caffeine had an improvement on explicit memory which
    could benefit a student who takes a morning exam. This experiment is observational proof that
    coffee may not be all that bad.

    McIlvain, Gary E., et al. "Caffeine Consumption Patterns and Beliefs of College
    Freshmen." American Journal of Health Education, vol. 42.4, Jul/Aug2011, pp. 235-
    244. EBSCOhost,
    libproxy.unm.edu/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&d
    b=s3h&AN=63542684&site=eds-live&scope=site.
    This Journal Article examines a study that observes patterns of caffeine consumption,
    with college freshman at Marshall University. The results conclude that about 80% of the
    experiment group showed at least one symptom of caffeine in their system. Caffeine withdrawal
    was one of the main symptoms. These observations show that consuming coffee could cause
    negative symptoms in a person. This would go against the idea that coffee has a positive effect
    on college students or people in general.

    Raquel, Quintal-Ortiz and Moo-Estrella Jesús. "Effect of the Volatile Coffee


    Components on Memory in Sleep Deprived Students." ["Efecto de los componentes
    volátiles del café sobre la memoria en universitarios privados de sueño"]. Revista
    Mexicana De Neurociencia, vol. 17.2, mar/abr2016, pp. 42-48. EBSCOhost,
    libproxy.unm.edu/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&d
    b=a9h&AN=118323782&site=eds-live&scope=site.
    This Article explains how coffee can improve memory while a person is sleep deprived.
    This was a study that showed coffee helped short term memory with sleep deprivation, but it did
    not improve long term memory with sleep deprivation. The article shows that coffee can help
    people especially college students the moment they drink coffee like if they need to wake up for
    an exam, to go to work, or to pull an all-night study session. Coffee is not good for the long run
    because eventually what goes up must come down just like any energy enhancer.
    Aragon 3

    Samuelson, Trey. "Brain-Boosting Benefits of Coffee." Life Extension, 2017.


    EBSCOhost,
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    b=edsgao&AN=edsgcl.518437999&site=eds-live&scope=site.
    This Academic Report discusses how coffee consumption can improve a person’s health.
    It can help prevent cancer, specific disorders, reduces cognitive disorders, and can reduce
    chemical stress. The more people have investigated whether coffee is bad or good for you, they
    have discovered that it may not be all that bad. Now studies are showing that if a person drinks
    coffee they have a better chance at preventing cancer. That idea aids the thought that coffee has a
    positive effect on people who consume it.

    "Expert Reveals 10 Health Benefits of Coffee." Qatar Tribune (Doha, Qatar), 2017.
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    b=edsgin&AN=edsgcl.514096737&site=eds-live&scope=site.
    This News Article explains how through the years more studies have proven that coffee
    has many health benefits. This article explains the ten-health benefits coffee can have on people.
    This article explains everything that coffee can do to improve your health. The evidence that it
    gives apposes the idea that coffee has a negative effect on college students.

    "Could Coffee Addiction Be a Good Thing?." UWIRE Text, 2015. EBSCOhost,


    libproxy.unm.edu/login?url=http://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&d
    b=edsgao&AN=edsgcl.432656094&site=eds-live&scope=site.
    This News Article states that many people consume coffee to help them get though the
    day especially college students you are sleepy but need to wake up. A college student’s coffee
    addiction is really helping them because coffee improves a person’s health. This is just another
    article that explains the health benefits coffee has on people especially college students, since the
    average college student drinks at least one cup of coffee a day.

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