
Cartoon – Alcohol and Aggression
Judging by all the destruction caused by the test subject, drinking more does make one more aggressive.
A recent study published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs found a positive correlation between alcohol dose and aggression in human subjects. Aggressiveness was measured by shock intensity and duration administered to one’s “opponent” in a competitive reaction-time task. The opponents were fictional and no actual shocks were administered. Essentially, the more alcohol one drank, the more frequent and longer shocks they applied. This finding was observed throughout both genders.
Reference
Duke AA, Giancola PR, Morris DH, Holt JC, & Gunn RL (2010). Alcohol dose and aggression: another reason why drinking more is a bad idea. Journal of studies on alcohol and drugs, 72 (1), 34-43 PMID: 21138709
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I see this phenomonen a lot in bars, glad it was reproduced in a scientific way. There should be limits as to how much we consume this dangerous toxin. There is absolutely no benefit to it.