The relation between attention and memory has long been deemed important for
understanding cognition, and it was heavily researched even in the first experimental …

Alcohol is the most frequently detected substance in drivers involved in road traffic collisions.
Given that up to 35% of fatal road collisions are alcohol-related, it is important to determine …

Response inhibition, the intentional stopping of planned or initiated actions, is often
considered a key facet of control, impulsivity, and self-regulation. The stop signal task is …

The “drunk utilitarian” phenomenon suggests that people are more likely to accept harm for
the greater good when they are under the influence of alcohol. This phenomenon conflicts …

Alcohol intoxication impairs response inhibition; however, discrepant findings have been
reported regarding the magnitude and moderators of this effect. This meta-analysis of …

Alcohol use disorder (AUD) is characterized by excessive habitual drinking and loss of
control over alcohol intake despite negative consequences. Both of these aspects foster …

Despite the widely known mood enhancing and anxiolytic properties of alcohol, its link with
affective state is not universal and rather nuanced. We examined whether dispositional traits …

Objective Examine the driving impairment effects of alcohol alone and of alcohol combined
with texting. Methods Fifteen drivers (nine male, six female; mean age: 31.1±6.9 years …

Introduction Objective binge eating and problematic alcohol use often co-occur and are
common behaviors in emerging adults. Both behaviors are thought to be driven by affect …

Background Alcohol consistently impairs response inhibition in the laboratory, and alcohol
impairment of response inhibition may lead to excess consumption or increases in …