A cognitive neuroscientist carried out a study to investigate whether evening exposure to blue-wavelength light from digital screens affects next-day cognitive function.
Participants were randomly allocated to take part in only one of the conditions. The following morning, the researcher measured each participant's cognitive processing speed using a standardised visual reaction time task (with results recorded in milliseconds).
Write a suitable directional hypothesis for this study.
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