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Fig 1.

Experimental procedure.

Notes: SD: Evaluation of drink by semantic differential method, SFF: subjective fatigue feelings (“Jikaku-sho shirbe”), NASA-TLX: NASA task load index, FEC: Flow checklist, DJR: Duration judgment ratio.

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Table 1.

Mental arithmetic task level.

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Table 2.

Factors of subjective fatigue feelings.

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Table 3.

Items of flow experience checklist.

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Fig 2.

Task performance of MATH.

Notes: Bars indicate the standard errors of the mean. † p < 0.1, * p < 0.05; MATH: mental arithmetic task.

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Fig 3.

Task performances of SDS.

Notes: Bars indicate standard errors of the mean; SDS: sequence digit search task.

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Fig 4.

Results of the SFF score.

Notes: † p < 0.1, * p < 0.05, ** p < 0.01; SFF: subjective fatigue feelings.

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Fig 5.

NASA-TLX scores in MATH.

Notes: † p < 0.1; NASA-TLX: NASA task load index; MD: mental demand; PD: physical demand; TD: temporal demand; OP: own performance; EF: effort; FR: frustration; OA: overall workload; RTLX: mean of subscales; AWWL: adaptive weighted workload; MATH: mental arithmetic task.

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Fig 6.

NASA-TLX scores in SDS.

Notes: † p < 0.1; NASA-TLX: NASA task load index; MD: mental demand; PD: physical demand; TD: temporal demand; OP: own performance; EF: effort; FR: frustration; OA: overall workload; RTLX: mean of subscales; AWWL: adaptive weighted workload; SDS: sequence digit search task.

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Fig 7.

Comparison of FEC and DJR scores between the sessions and tasks.

Notes: * p < 0.05,** p < 0.01, *** p < 0.001; FEC: flow experience checklist; DJR: duration judgement ratio; MATH: mental arithmetic task; SDS: sequence digit search task.

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Table 4.

Number of participants in self-report tasks after the experiment.

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