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Table 1.

Examples of legal and illicit substances that produce effects on the body and cognitive functions.

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Table 2.

RRT procedure to assess physical doping.

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Table 3.

RRT procedure to assess cognitive doping.

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Table 4.

Biographical data of the participants.

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Table 5.

Training characteristics.

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Table 6.

12-month prevalences for the use of legal and freely available substances.

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Table 7.

Associations between the two dependent variables ‘physical enhancement’ and ‘cognitive enhancement’ and each predictor variable.

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Table 8.

Odds ratios for the dependent variables ‘physical enhancement’ and ‘cognitive enhancement’ and each predictor variable (stepwise, feed backward elimination).

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Table 9.

Estimated 12-month prevalence for physical doping by using RRT.

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Table 10.

Estimated 12-month prevalence for cognitive doping by using RRT.

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Table 11.

Cross tabulation for the RRT answers concerning physical and cognitive doping.

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