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Drinking coffee makes people more receptive to other people's opinions, not because it makes people feel better, but because brain activity is more sensitive, according to a new study by scientists.

Researchers at the University of Queensland in Australia say moderate amounts of caffeine make people more likely to believe opposing views. Is this because you feel better after drinking coffee, or is it something else? To find out, the researchers tested 150 people. It turns out that people who drink caffeinated drinks are more likely to accept the views of others. To further confirm whether the subjects accepted the conflicting view because of a good mood or a keen sense of brain activity, the researchers conducted other tests, which were more likely to be the latter. Researchers believe that caffeine makes people more attentive and receptive to the opinions of others.