I'm not a scientist, so I might be missing some nuance, but it strikes me that the experiment could indicate a million other things that are not "Ritalin causes the brain to focus on benefits of work rather than its costs".
For all I know it could mean the person gets to believe more in their capacity to do the hard tasks. Or it could mean that the person feels less distracted and more willing to engage. Or many other things... Am I missing something?
For all I know it could mean the person gets to believe more in their capacity to do the hard tasks. Or it could mean that the person feels less distracted and more willing to engage. Or many other things... Am I missing something?