WHAT THE RESEARCH MEASURED

Measured outcomes

Follow a research question across substances. Study populations, exposure, instruments, and limitations stay attached to each finding.

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Attention

Performance on tasks that test selecting or switching attention. A task result does not measure general intelligence or subjective focus.

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Depression symptom severity

Severity measured with a specified clinical instrument, population and follow-up interval; a scale change does not by itself establish remission.

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Episodic memory

Memory for associations and events, operationalized here through a specified cognitive test rather than a general memory score.

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Exercise performance

Performance outcomes during exercise or training.

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Measured wakefulness

Sleep latency or wake-maintenance measurements under defined laboratory conditions; not interchangeable with subjective alertness.

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Muscle creatine stores

The measured concentration of total creatine in skeletal muscle. Tissue concentration is a biochemical outcome, not a subjective benefit score.

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Sleep

Measured sleep outcomes, such as onset time and continuity. Direction and clinical meaning depend on the endpoint and population.

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Stroke recovery

Functional and neurological recovery after stroke, measured using specified clinical scales and follow-up.

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