Research Investigating the Relationship Between Alcohol and Aggression Has Shown

Multiple Choice

Research investigating the relationship between alcohol and aggression has shown that

A) intoxicated people are likely to base their aggressive responses on initial, salient information about a situation and fail to recognize later, subtle cues.
B) small and large amounts of alcohol tend to increase aggression, whereas moderate amounts tend to decrease it.
C) alcohol makes men more likely to aggress, but it makes women less likely to aggress.
D) intoxicated people are more likely to be influenced by the weapons effect, whereas sober people are more likely to be affected by factors relevant to the cognitive neoassociation analysis.