Demonstrates reduced information processing from alcohol in a perceptual decision task, suggesting caution remains intact.
In a simple perceptual discrimination task, even a moderate dose of alcohol decreased the rate of information processing and negatively affected the non-decision component. However, alcohol consumption left response caution largely intact.
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