The primary purpose of the current paper is to review existing literature on alcohol-related
aggression and propose a cohesive model to advance our understanding of this behavior.
Experimental research highlights that a drinker's level of self-control impacts the aggression
inducing effects of alcohol, however, assessments used to measure this type of aggression
are limited. Extant investigations utilize trait self-control only, neglecting the influence of state
self-regulation. Daily variation in self-regulatory demands has been found to inhibit impulse …