Mice who received caffeine in their diets made fewer errors in a maze-running task than mice who had not received caffeine.What does this suggest about the use of caffeine and maze-running errors among mice

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The fact that mice who received caffeine made fewer errors in a maze-running task suggests that caffeine consumption is negatively correlated with maze-running errors among mice, meaning that as caffeine consumption increases, maze-running errors decrease.

Mice Who Received Caffeine in Their Diets Made Fewer Errors